TV, internet, newspaper, radio? Or all of the above?

Here, mostly.

Here, mostly.

STW forum was way ahead of the curve in calling news “content”.

😉

Telly, web and radio for me. Rarely read newspapers, despite having started my career writing for them.

Daily Mail always seems to have a nice balanced view of most topics

Tory Central Office

Bbc website and daily mail app

Twitter

Twitter (website)
Breakingnews (website)
Telegraph (website)
Daily Mail (website)

in that order.

Twitter and occasionally catching the metro or TV news

BBC Breakfast TV (while waiting for Carol with the weather) and here.
Get all my ‘celeb goss’ off here. Had to explain to a mate the other day who Ned RocknRoll was – without this place I also would never had heard of him!

trying to explain who deadlydarcy is to people who dont ride is a nightmare dont you agree.

Here, and the evening news. Sometimes the internet.

5 live and BBC website generally.

BBC Website or 5 live for news.

Rugby stuff, from the horses mouth. Makes me chuckle what I read here.

Bloomberg Professional

EDIT: i should add that I don’t pay for it. I don’t like news that much

Beeb
Graun
Telegraph
Times
Factiva

I don’t really bother with news. It doesn’t really interest me. It’s all bad. It makes people argue. Why bother? Stopped buying or reading papers years ago.
The only thing that does interest me is local stuff.

BBC (web, their iPhone app is rubbish)
Sky iPhone app
The Sun web
Guardian web
Local news web

BBC news website and sometimes television
Zerohedge website

I very rarely read newspapers.

Daily Mash

Radio 4 on the drive to/from work

http://www.secularism.org.uk/media-round-up.html

BBC website and 5 Live [which is now my goto radio station]. The only thing newspapers are good for is lighting the stove and putting in the chickens nest boxes.

interesting news

http://www.grahamhancock.com/news/index.php

here mostly…. if there is a topic that catches my eye i’ll read the posts and then look it up on line.

oh, and occasionally radio 4.

The daily mash.

I occasionally have to go to the bbc website to find the real story.

Private Eye

Google Currents (convenient access to newspapers formatted nicely for the phone), Reddit, Pistonheads.

Radio 4 breakfast if I’m not in a Crapital music mood – especially like the weather report, which is usually something like “Dreadful”.

Today and PM on R4

BBC website
Radio 4 Today in the morning
A broadsheet at the weekend (mostly guardian/observer)

BBC Radio news on 6, Flipboard news feeds, BBC TV News, and here for the more… interesting news subjects. 😀

Twitter and radio 4 (i listen until Nick Robinson comes on)

Twitter, BBC Breakfast, Guardian (Online & Mobile), Evening Standard (Print)

Here 95%
BBC ipad app 2%
Metro 1%
Radio 4 1%
Office gossip 1%

Ukip

Read the internet Guardian and Telegraph front pages most days. Read the Daily Mail internet some days. Some bits of BBC radio, not much.

Used to use the BBC website lots but after it got revamped I found it to be rubbish compared to its previous self and stopped using it at all within days. Very sad it went down hill as it used to be the best place to go.

Magazines. Forums. Conversations with people.

http://newsthump.com

Cheers me up after reading the ‘correct’ news.

Bbc news on tv, radio 4,radio Scotland. Read the Press and Journal couple of times a week. Sometimes look at the Huffington Post