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How is the US coverage from the FT? The best parts about the WSJ (and NYT) is the timely breaking news, the live-video and live-audio feeds of various proceedin
by hbosch 10y ago
How is the US coverage from the FT? The best parts about the WSJ (and NYT) is the timely breaking news, the live-video and live-audio feeds of various proceedings (E.g. both had a live broadcast of the cabinet confirmations, along with real-time input from on-hand journalists, giving generally good insight).
I actually vastly prefer the FT website to NYT/WP/WSJ, but would very much appreciate the prompt US-centric news feeds. I know it's Euro-centric and Britain-based, so I wanted to ask.
- davidw 10y agoI'm not sure it's a "breaking news" type of outfit compared to others, but they tend to be fairly thorough and there is a US section. I actually do like a bit more Europe/World coverage. I don't subscribe to FT, though - I barely finish The Economist each week.
- tallanvor 10y agoFT won't be for you if you want the non-business US stuff. It covers the basics, but they're not breaking US news.