What are your favorite news sources?

[Jennifer Z]

Since this is obviously a group that goes to alternative news sources, I would love to hear what places you peruse.

I recently found a site that has a compilation of stories that is fairly interesting. This is more of a "news as entertainment" type site.

Fark.com

I also check out the Drudge Report often.

[dentente]

BBC World Service. I stream it or hear it on NPR at 9:00 pm.

I also like Reuters for headlines.

For commentary I like NPR and Salon.com

Joe Conason's Journal is loads of fun.

Denny

[JessicaS]

NPR and the BBC which is on NPR

[mama of one]

pacifica radio

Here in Houston the radio is KPFT. Alternative media heaven. Pacifica Radio is the network of which it's a part. It's a listener sponsored network - without all the commercials plugs like NPR is giving in to. Democracy Now is an excellent program which airs on different stations throughout the country - there are many other great programs too. There is some excellent independent radio out there - you just have to find it and live in the right place.

Check out www.pacifica.org for information.

[zevulon]

here are my favourites:

www.commondreams.org

www.antiwar.com

www.alternet.org

www.reuters.com

www.bbc.co.uk

www.guardian.co.uk


...and any posting by Hilary...but what is up with "joining the dots" between Chinese satellites and the Mozdok suicide bomb?

[sohj]

www.wbai.org

Z Magazine

Covert Action Quarterly

www.strummersite.com (well, it's not breaking news anymore, RIP)

www.alternet.org

Institute for Global Communications www.igc.org/igc

Indymedia www.indymedia.org

www.fair.org

[jannan]

kpfa

In san francisco for any type of new I listen to kpfa which is part of pacifica. It is all listerner sponsered.Amy Goodman has a program call democracy now, It is on here at 9am. it is the only news worth listening to.