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Old 02-08-2005, 06:23 AM
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How Do You Get Your News???

Are you a paper peruser, online on-looker, or a network/npr newshound?

Mr. Lil reads the paper everyday, where as I have turned to electronic sources for my news now days. I only read the paper when I have tons of time to sit and enjoy. I will watch local news every once in awhile but never a news channel.

What about you? How do you get your news? And is there a reason you like one medium over another?
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Old 02-08-2005, 06:30 AM
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Lilith,

I, like you, now use electronic sources for my news. I also read the paper when time allows. The radio I listen to broadcasts highlights each half hour.

It is amusing to listen to the radio announcer read the same words which lead a newspaper article.
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Old 02-08-2005, 06:33 AM
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It's interesting to me that although I am an audio learner, I dislike getting my news that way. I think avoiding it helps me remain in a state of denial about things going on that trouble me
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Old 02-08-2005, 07:21 AM
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Wink news

I listen to ESPNRADIO.com first and foremost.I catch the local news at 11pm about twice a week and read the National news at MSNBC.com. There are local links to my city at MSNBC.com so if any headlines catch my eye, I'll catch up there.Other than that,Dan Patrick is my Dan Rather!
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Old 02-08-2005, 07:30 AM
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well i'm a news junkie. Every day i read atleast one newspaper, I often watch BBC news 24, sometimes i listen to radio 5 live which has loads of news and interesting segments plus i look online for some other stuff.
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Old 02-08-2005, 08:05 AM
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I read the local paper every day, most often at breakfast or dinner time, and, then, throughout the day, I'll check electronic sources (CNN, Court TV, etc.) for updates.
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Old 02-08-2005, 08:06 AM
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During the week I get my news from Good Morning America. At night Fox news.
I watch all the Sunday news shows and occasionally get stuff offline.
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Old 02-08-2005, 08:49 AM
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I didn’t realize how much garbage I permit myself to filter until you asked this question. Thank you ……… I think. :bang:

I eat breakfast out most mornings and the paper is available there. I only buy one after another source has alerted me to something of interest or importance to me. NPR is my regular background noise and I have two “alerts” or “Newsmail” plugged into my Outlook. I catch the limited access I have to CBC and BBC when time permits. I turn on the local TV news normally to run in the background for the nightly news.

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From asp......he keeps me updated and educated on all that stuff
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Old 02-08-2005, 11:44 PM
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I try to keep the outside world at bay...watching a 1/2 hour of nightly news makes me wanna open a vein...tho I used to be a NPR junkie, even that got to be too depressing for me to tolerate...I only keep taking the newspaper for the comics...
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Old 02-08-2005, 09:31 AM
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Lilith,

I, like you, now use electronic sources for my news. I also read the paper when time allows. The radio I listen to broadcasts highlights each half hour.

It is amusing to listen to the radio announcer read the same words which lead a newspaper article.


I'm exactly like jseal save for that second paragraph. As a former print reporter, I did not find it amusing to hear my lovingly-crafted lead read by a radio reporter. In one small town I worked, I would put in 60+ hours a week getting stories, colour, etc. from the community. I asked a radio reporter how much she worked and she gave some ridiculously low hours (far less than 40).

I guess you don't have to work much if YOU'RE JUST READING STORIES FROM THE PAPER!

The stupid thing is, I have written for radio and it's a different style altogether -- simpler, crisper. To hear her reading my words meant for print! That was criminal in and of itself!

I digress.

Like Lilith, I like to sit for quite some time and enjoy the paper so it doesn't happen everyday. As PF can attest, Toronto is likely the most competitive newspaper city in North America and the lengths they all go to impress consumers makes for wonderful newspaper design.

We have four dailies and they also put out free papers for the subways so we're not hurting for opinion, news & food for thought.

<sigh> I love this city.
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...I guess you don't have to work much if YOU'RE JUST READING STORIES FROM THE PAPER!...


Steph,

Too true!
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