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AverageJoe

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7. I feel pretty good about finding news online

Wed Jan 15, 2025, 09:51 AM

Jan 2025

I generally come to DU as a first stop, then follow up with links and threads I find here to dig into news stories. So, I’m pretty good as far as staying informed.

I’m looking for something to feed my TV news habit. I’m going through MSNBC withdrawal and looking for a fix.

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Where are you going for news now? [View all] AverageJoe Jan 2025 OP

There's a big dif between MSNBC before 4:00PM and after. Intractable Jan 2025 #1

I agree. And it's nice to know that Rachael will be on 5 days a week, starting on Monday, for 100 days. patphil Jan 2025 #18

Here and Salon samplegirl Jan 2025 #2

UK Guardian malaise Jan 2025 #3

Does it have to be tv? Think. Again. Jan 2025 #4

I feel pretty good about finding news online AverageJoe Jan 2025 #7

Ah, well this good!... Think. Again. Jan 2025 #9

True that. :-). n/t AverageJoe Jan 2025 #10

PBS Newshour & Amanpour and Company moonscape Jan 2025 #12

Mostly Bluesky. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #5

Here, Guardian, TPM. We don't watch TV NewHendoLib Jan 2025 #6

Same places gab13by13 Jan 2025 #8

Mostly the Guardian and DU. Dave Bowman Jan 2025 #11

Free Speech TV and PBS. Also... CousinIT Jan 2025 #13

Late night shows. Emile Jan 2025 #14

The Guardian and 1440. Firestorm49 Jan 2025 #15

Here. nt doc03 Jan 2025 #16

Substack, SiriusXM Progress, RawStory, DU- Nothing on tv. the_liberal_grandpa Jan 2025 #17

Free Speech TV bdamomma Jan 2025 #19

NPR pansypoo53219 Jan 2025 #20

Democracy Now VBNMW Jan 2025 #21

I am going to subscribe to Reuters online senseandsensibility Jan 2025 #22

Google news. Then pick and choose of what they offer. Usually The Guardian and NPR. Ping Tung Jan 2025 #23