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Mr-X9000

no i dont really watch the ugly newz

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Lun

Sometimes I'll read the paper. Other times If i'm bored I go on Yahoo, or Msnbc.com

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Kyloctopus

For Regular news I will read
As for gaming news, I mostly go to IGN's YouTube channel.

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C-195

All the time! I find world events and politics jolly interesting!

C-195

Tasuki

Not usually unless something big happens. Like the bank robbery that I saw the other day on the way to dinner.

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PurpleLink wrote:

Question #320: Do you watch or read the news?

No. I don't like being depressed.

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bro2dragons

Read. It's quicker, more convenient, more in-depth, and available whenever I want or need it. If you have the patience required to read something instead of watching it, it's the superior option in all areas.

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shingi_70

I use feedly to sort out my news.

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RevolverLink

I try to make a habit of spending a few minutes a day reading about national and world events at CNN.com and BBC News.

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Drawdler

If I'm flicking through channels and nothing interesting is on I'll watch it. I almost never read it.

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Bankai

I try to avoid 99% of news, because in Australia there is not a single publication or news channel that that cares about quality journalism. It's all sensationalist, biased crap, it's just that some is more more subtle about it than others.

I do however rate the New York Times, The Guardian and Al Jazeera. Between the three of them I get a pretty good cross section of news.

And Bloomberg for the financial stuff, though that's more because of work than any particular interst in it.

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GamerZack87

ChocoGoldfish wrote:

I try to avoid 99% of news, because in Australia there is not a single publication or news channel that that cares about quality journalism. It's all sensationalist, biased crap, it's just that some is more more subtle about it than others.

Such as Today Tonight and A Current Affair, you mean?

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NintyPuristZack wrote:

ChocoGoldfish wrote:

I try to avoid 99% of news, because in Australia there is not a single publication or news channel that that cares about quality journalism. It's all sensationalist, biased crap, it's just that some is more more subtle about it than others.

Such as Today Tonight and A Current Affair, you mean?

And Channel 7 news, which is Today Tonight Version 2.

Australia media really is terrible.

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FOREST_RANGER

Read the news, mainly because I don't have my own TV.

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Link977

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Magi

Nope. If I don't talk to you any more, it's because I don't want to talk to you any more.

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