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Town crier comes to the front parking lot of the town market every day at 6PM, gets off his horse rings his bell several times and reads the news from a scroll.
Internet these days. Over the summer, we sometimes subscribe to the nearest city paper so the kids can actually see the newspapers in the house. Otherwise, I check the local and city papers online, some blogs (both sides just to see both sides), and a ton of independent sites that I think still exemplify good journalism. Sadly, I find the comments on most news sites tell more of the truth than the actual article.
None of the above choices. Internet mainly, using multiple sources. I do still subscribe to the local Sunday newspaper, but very often it goes unread. I do usually grab the coupons though.
For these old geezer its the largest in the state newspaper (daily); the local town paper (daily); the local 5:00 news on TV; and Google news site, off and on during the day.
I also pick none of the above. There needs to be a "various online sources" choice. Almost all news has some kind of bias these days. To get a real picture of what's happening, an intelligent person has to read from a variety of places and even then, use a little common sense.
Anybody who takes their news from a single source is going to end up with a very myopic world view. More so if it's Fox or MSNBC
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is Lawrence O'Donnel still on TV? did he not leave MSNBC?
Otherwise, I check the local and city papers online, some blogs (both sides just to see both sides), and a ton of independent sites that I think still exemplify good journalism. Sadly, I find the comments on most news sites tell more of the truth than the actual article.
