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5 votes
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This feels dumb to ask, but how do you get your news?
I’m embarrassed to admit that after the whole Reddit shutdown, I’m at a loss on how to get news. The past 10+ years my internet routine has been browse Something Awful for discussions, and use...
I’m embarrassed to admit that after the whole Reddit shutdown, I’m at a loss on how to get news. The past 10+ years my internet routine has been browse Something Awful for discussions, and use Reddit as a glorified RSS. I would open up Reddit, browse World News, Politics, Technology, Games, Apple, and Electric Vehicles for any interesting articles for the day. Then go to SA for more granular discussions, which I’m now using Tildes to supplement since I love the community here.
I have tried downloading Inoreader and adding some of their default feeds but it feels super cluttered, not like the quick concise headlines I’m used to casually browsing. I’ll admit I’m guilty of just glancing at headlines and not actually reading news, but it was nice to just have an inkling of what’s going on in the world
So the question I ask is how (mostly on the internet) do you get your news? RSS? Dedicated news app? Read a site?
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Good News in June (you might have missed)
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Twenty minutes of good news around the globe
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Satirical news website ‘The Onion’ sold to Global Tetrahedron
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NPR suspends veteran editor as it grapples with his public criticism
40 votes -
I’ve been at NPR for twenty-five years. Here’s how we lost America’s trust.
54 votes -
As news deserts expand, US student journalists step up
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‘Way too much news’: US conservatives face a fragmented media map
25 votes -
Decolonise media: How do you cover genocide?
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Hilariously bad news reporting
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On nonprofit news, funding, operations and success over time
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Austria's 'Wiener Zeitung' newspaper goes to print one last time
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Which newspapers/magazines do you read and why?
I recently obtained a access to a TON of different magazines and papers from Europe, US, UK and a few from Australia and New Zealand but I have no clue about the quality of stuff outside my native...
I recently obtained a access to a TON of different magazines and papers from Europe, US, UK and a few from Australia and New Zealand but I have no clue about the quality of stuff outside my native country so I would like to hear some suggestions.
Which ones do you read and would recommend to others and why?
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National Geographic reportedly lays off its last US staff writers
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Vice, decayed digital colossus, files for bankruptcy
21 votes -
Fox settles Dominion defamation lawsuit for $787.5 million, avoiding US trial
15 votes -
Former US President Donald Trump charged: How the world reacted to his arrest
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Alternative facts - How the media failed Julian Assange
10 votes -
The system that fuels media negativity
12 votes -
US local news outlets need tax breaks to help save democracy, says advocate
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Top Down News
2 votes -
The irresistible force vs the ironized object
2 votes -
Chris Wallace announces he is leaving Fox News, joining CNN+
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CNN, spilled milk, and why any of this matters
8 votes -
How one man was wrongly accused in Kongsberg attack – many international media outlets picked up on speculative tweets
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High Court of Australia rules that media outlets are publishers of third-party Facebook comments
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Is Glenn Greenwald the new master of right-wing media?
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A remarkable silence: Media blackout after key witness against Assange admits lying
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Five things the media does to manufacture outrage
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'This used to be your favourite show': Polish media falls silent to protest tax
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Is Substack the media future we want?
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Matt Taibbi: Hate Inc., Why today's media makes us despise one another (Hosted by PennState)
6 votes -
BuzzFeed to acquire HuffPost in multi-year partnership with Verizon Media
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A newsroom at the edge of autocracy; The South China Morning Post is arguably the world’s most important newspaper for what it tells us about media freedoms as China’s power grows
7 votes -
Australian Associated Press sells the AAP Newswire
6 votes -
Latest $84 million cuts rip the heart out of the ABC, and Australia's democracy
11 votes -
The American press is destroying itself
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America’s largest media labor union launches historic advocacy campaign to save industry: "having robust news operations at the local and state level is fundamentally good for democratic stability."
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At first, the disappearance of the wife of one of Norway's richest people seemed to be an abduction – but then suspicion turned on the husband
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Philippines largest TV network ABS-CBN ordered shut
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China bans journalists from the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal in retaliation for state media restrictions by the Donald Trump administration
16 votes -
US to treat Chinese state media like an arm of Beijing's government
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Given up sugar? Great, now it’s time to cut the news from your diet
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Hundreds of ‘pink slime’ local news outlets are distributing algorithmic stories and conservative talking points
12 votes -
Deadspin revolt escalates, with mass resignations by staff
10 votes -
Why can’t we agree on what’s true any more?
18 votes -
'Everything you're seeing is deception.' How right-wing media talks about impeachment
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Andrew Yang gets media cold shoulder
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Donald Trump, QAnon and an impending judgment day: Behind the Facebook-fueled rise of The Epoch Times
11 votes