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> I currently have two daily sources of news, Reddit and Google News. > News is mostly clickbait I don't want to tell you how to do you, but just know that th

> I currently have two daily sources of news, Reddit and Google News. > News is mostly clickbait I don't want to tell you how to do you, but just know that there are plenty of informative journalistic sources that do not reduce their headlines to clickbait - if you are willing to pay a bit for your news.

Sakos 4y ago
I know. There are some great news articles out there, but those are things I find when I do my deep-dive. And I'd say despite these sources, the vast majority of news out there is still clickbait. I prefer not to be bound to a single or handful of sources, because of how easy it is to get stuck in bubbles.
blackshaw 4y ago
Can you recommend some informative journalistic sources that don't reduce their headlines to clickbait?
- hadlock 4y ago
  Economist, Al Jazeera, New Scientist
- crims0n 4y ago
  I hesitate to since what you care about in the news is highly personal, as is your preferred tone. What works for me though is WSJ, NYT, Bloomberg, and The Economist.