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Care to share what you consider decent sources?
by gorjusborg 4y ago
Care to share what you consider decent sources?
- ghaff 4y agoI mentioned The Economist. I think The New York Times is pretty decent as well. For technology news, I don't think there's a single magazine source though Technology Review isn't bad for a broader view. I'm not sure there are any good business magazines these days though some sites are better than others. Individual columnists and newsletters like Levine.
- 20after4 4y agoThe New York Times is a shell of it's former self and no longer really practicing objective journalism as far as I can tell. Journalism is very nearly dead. The only information sources I find worth my time these days are a very short list of blogs, YouTube (almost entirely on Lex Fridman's channel) and random links found here on HN.
- ghaff 4y agoOf course people were complaining about perceived political biases at papers like the Times decades ago. I don’t much care for Fridman’s interview style specifically but interviews can be a good source of info although they’re not really investigative journalism in general. Thought can be with the right topic and interviewer. Of course many would argue that even journalism of the 60s or so mostly represented a very Ivy League east coast view of the world.
- gorjusborg 4y agoThank you for sharing. I didn't ask to open your opinions up to criticism, but I suppose that was me being naive. I will give some of those a look.