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I'm in the US. Google News is the best for overall quick, algorithmic look at world events. I like Washington Post, The Economist, and Deadspin. If you're wo
by spcelzrd 10y ago
I'm in the US.
Google News is the best for overall quick, algorithmic look at world events.
I like Washington Post, The Economist, and Deadspin.
If you're worried about bias, my assumption is you want to see a particular bias. Thinking critically about the information you receive is vastly more important than getting unbiased information.
If you always get time from a single clock, you won't recognize when that clock drifts. If two clocks don't agree, then you know one of them is wrong. Are you only looking at one clock?
Also, no one watches news anymore. That's barbaric.
- coreyp_1 10y agoI'm just a grad student, but I'm shocked/appalled at the sheer number of undergrads whose only source of "news" is news satire (e.g., The Daily Show) or vlogs (e.g., insert <politically-vocal-youtuber-who-agrees-with-their-opinions> here).