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I'm in the UK: 1) Financial Times 2) The Economist up until very recently. 3) The Guardian and The Daily Mail (to get some sort of balance,as these essential
by cosmodisk 5y ago
I'm in the UK:
1) Financial Times
2) The Economist up until very recently.
3) The Guardian and The Daily Mail (to get some sort of balance,as these essentially are the opposite ends of the same stick)
4) A few news portals in my native Language.
5) Wired( when I'm completely bored and don't have anything else to read)
6) The local( when I want news from France/Sweden in English)
7) Breitbart ( need to check on them every now and then to see if the sentiment ever changes)
8) Some more niche papers on subjects I like.
9) Bloomberg
10) Occasional US based outlets.
- Dracophoenix 5y agoDod something go wrong with the Economist?
- cosmodisk 5y agoWhat I like about the economist is that it covers news from many places you'd otherwise unlikely to hear much about unless you are really interested in it or the job requires to know. What I didn't like at the end that there were too many 'vanilla' articles,where I read them and feel that it could be done more in-depth rather than just scratching the surface. Also felt lack of time to read it as much as I'd like. I may revisit it in the future.