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> To be clear, I’m mostly talking about following TV and internet newscasts here. This post isn’t an indictment of journalism as a whole. There’s a big differen
by didibus 5y ago
> To be clear, I’m mostly talking about following TV and internet newscasts here. This post isn’t an indictment of journalism as a whole. There’s a big difference between watching a half hour of CNN’s refugee crisis coverage (not that they cover it anymore) versus spending that time reading a 5,000-word article on the same topic
I guess in that respect I've long quit the news. I'm honestly surprised some people still watch TV news, I've cut the cord a long time ago personally.
I tend to go to axios, New York times, Atlantic, Reason, etc., and not on a daily basis, since long form news doesn't get published as often. Been doing that for a while.
Axios is my favorite for keeping up with daily news, no opinion pieces, just reporting on events and a quick summary of why it could matter in a digestible form.