Favorite News Website

[okrelayer]

Wondering what you guys feel is your favorite news website? It could be the content, the design of the page, anything. Just curious?

 

[ucfgrad93]

Depends on what I'm looking for. Here are some that I check on a daily basis.

Foxnews.com
msn.com
boygeniusreport.com
macrumors.com
cnet.com
usatoday.com
geardiary.com
brighthand.com

 

[yojitani]

I use an rss reader (am currently using netnewswire but will be changing since their new use of google reader makes it utter garbage) so I don't look at sites per se. BBC doesn't print enough in the rss feed so I see their site more, but I also subscribe to the Guardian and Google News for my mainstream news. A bunch of others for other sorts of news - tech., academic, etc.

 

[okrelayer]

I to use RSS. I am just looking for a pretty good website to get news RSS'ED to me, or just visit it on a regular basis.

I've got plenty of tech blogs i follow, as well as music, ect. Just in the need for NEWS, or Business news sites.

 

[shwc]

If I want good quality, relatively unbiased news I visit BBC or watch BBC world news on BBC America or PBS.

If I want tabloid news I visit CNN or the worst of the worst Foxnews.

Technology websites:
arstechnica and anandtech

popular science:
sciencedaily

 

[VPrime]

slashdot.org

 

[Keniff]

I just go to the Google home page, and then click on "News".
You'll have the same story, but it's written by 100's of different news agencies from around the world, you get everything, from tabloids to broadsheets, and it's all free, so you have a choice of how you want to read you daily news.

On a personal level, I would suggest avoiding the tabloids

 

[Mexbearpig]

Macrumors
Engadget

Ima simple guy with simple taste

 

[conch575]

DailyTelegraph.com.au

It's the only good news website in Australia, IMO.

 

[Qwertylizer]

I use BBC and Telegraph.

 

[edesignuk]

news.bbc.co.uk
engadget.com
theregister.co.uk
sexyshizzles.com*

*yeah I made that one up, maybe it exists and is good though...