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I for one would be willing to pay a modest fee for news that was consistently accurate and relevant (ie, made sure to catch important developments that are typi
by Zaak 15y ago
I for one would be willing to pay a modest fee for news that was consistently accurate and relevant (ie, made sure to catch important developments that are typically ignored by other new sources). Any suggestions?
- oostevo 15y agoPrivate intelligence?[1] They tend to put a much larger emphasis on delivering good information over writing an engaging story. They do focus almost entirely on geopolitical news, though. Stratfor and KGS both offer free access to a limited set of their analysis.[2,3] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_intelligence_agency http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_intelligence_agency [2] http://www.stratfor.com/ http://www.stratfor.com/ [3] http://www.kforcegov.com/Services/IS/NightWatch.aspx http://www.kforcegov.com/Services/IS/NightWatch.aspx
- Symmetry 15y agoPay for The Economist? From the articles I have the expertise to judge, they're occasionally insightful and always seem to have at least a tenuous grasp on issue at hand. Which is in sharp contrast to the reporting in other general news sources, which is often hilariously wrong. Only publishing once a week leave a lot more time for fact checking.