Most trusted valued news source for you?
 

well .........

Why you mad bro?

You forgot all of the decent news outlets btw.

Not to mention The Onion.

NathanFabianManwin will say Mike South.

Some good ones listed but I get the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Get the eprint on my iPad.

99.9% of all news sources are controlled by big brother, thus there truly isn't a reliable source of news. It's all hot topic issues and celebrity garbage.

You forgot GFY, the best news source ever.
Every aspect is always covered and you can participate in discussions without even knowing what you are discussing :pimp

only the bbc

I'm just laughing at the DVTimes option, lol...

xbiz of course

ha, that's why i made the poll - i probably do get half my daily weird news from him

hood tube

none listed

The BBC is as biased as the big American networks. They're just more subtle about it.

I like RT, which is also biased but offers a different perspective.

None of those can be trusted.

You forgot to include Infowars.

The Beeb is only biased to the centre and not either wing; but yes it is biased to moderates.

I personally listen to NPR, watch Al Jazeera and Channel 4 News here in the UK, read the Independent if I pick a paper up.

Occasionally I watch Fox News but only because I find it really funny.

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I read http://truth-out.org/
They get on both the left & right

http://nymag.com/tags/intel/politics/
Is a little more fun to read

... the independent news channel the US accused to be tied to osama (because they had a "EXCLUSIVELY ON AL J" footer when broadcasting that lunatics news) ... i have seen some docus about them and i'd trust them 10.000% more than any US "news source"

Russia Today

DV Times - my mind is clear of the 99% BS that "the news" provides.

One of the best moves I ever made. If it's important DV will tell me :)

Sometimes my stumble button will hit a news article, that's about it. Stopped watching tv a while back and don't visit any of those sites. I'm in Fl and I didn't know about the tropical depression forming until yesterday when it started pouring/flooding. :1orglaugh :Oh crap

The BBC is the best of a bad bunch....

You missed GFY and to top it off, you only named one that I even watch. GFY is faster than the rest though.

Most people will say the Russian Today network and Al Jazeera.

Where is the Mutt vS. DVTimes grade school fight?

My local news, but GFY has always been pretty fast

Al Jazeera is the best, hands down.

Our satellite gets news from literally all over the world, many are English speaking, and I can say that without question, Al Jazeera is the best and tackles real stories that should be news. Any network that Bush and Blair wanted to bomb and take off the air, is the one you should be listening to.

LOL :thumbsup That is one problem with zero news.

Way worth it tho. Actually I read GFY and I THINK Romney is running against Obama LOL :)

When I hit 95 :) I will be glad for the 3 years of life I did something else besides hear what unfortunate thing happened to so and so.

What am I gonna do about it? Simply dont need to know and in fact it is BETTER not to know what "your" probs are :)

i have the unique ability to read from multiple sources and come to my own conclusions, which also includes a built in bs detector. you should all give it a try.. that way you don't believe everything you read.

None of the above.

The Financial Times

I prefer the London Telegraph.

Also, I find CNBC has good info as well because the only spin they care about is dollar and cents not left or right... :pimp

I read the NY Times every day, but trust the BBC more. I read Al Jazeera frequently too.

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BBC for the win.

Al Jazeera, depending on the section, is quite good. Has the same liberal slant as other media outlets but its all good-one of the first thing some kids learn in junior high is to read with a filter on.

+1 :thumbsup

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I read a wide variety of sources, about a wide variety of topics everyday, because I do not like to rely on one source for my information, and I am interested and passionate about many issues.

With that said, I enjoy watching MSNBC because of it's liberal/left leaning perspective, and I hit these websites on a regular basis, since I like reading investigative news stories:

http://www.rawstory.com/

http://www.alternet.org/

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/

http://www.thenation.com/

http://www.motherjones.com/

http://mediamatters.org/

I also like to follow Rachel Maddow, Michael Moore, Matt Taibbi, and Jeremy Scahill.

Other sources I check out on a regular basis include WSJ, Forbes, NPR, Moyers, Huffington Post, NYT, RT, AJ, and I will read articles from National Review, Drudge Report, etc., plus I even get a kick out of watching Faux News from time to time.

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