Where does Higher Learning get their news?

[Digga38]

Was just curious? Blogs? other forums?

someonne posted a link from whatreallyhappned.com i forgot i used to read that site on the daily.....
Still havent seen anything better then what was libertyforum.org that shyt was a goldmine....

Please share

 

[Robbie3000]

Mostly it's on the internet. Whether it's Youtube channels like Sam Seeder, TYT, Democracy now or places like Huff Post, Washington Post etc. I also read articles from other places that are posted here.

Sometimes I'll watch the opening segment of the Rachel Maddow show, but I stopped watching News Shows on TV.

 

[No1]

Was just curious? Blogs? other forums?

someonne posted a link from whatreallyhappned.com i forgot i used to read that site on the daily.....
Still havent seen anything better then what was libertyforum.org that shyt was a goldmine....

Please share

I have a the LinkedIn Pulse app (award-winning get that), where you can add every news source you're interested in and I basically scroll through articles everyday. The first thing I look at is WonkBlog (off shot of WashingtonPost) because I like details. But I follow the Slates, Salons, even Huff Post, Al Jazeera, Forbes, NYTimes, Freakanomics, Foreign Policy, etc. (the science stuff and National Geographic).

Then of course, I follow numerous publications on twitter.

 

[Kritic]

when i can, i get from RT.
the blaze/glen beck too but it leans right.

also tyt (the young turks). good sh1t but they lean liberal so i don't post from there cause there's already enough liberal sh1t posted on this forum.

RT+ron paul+kritic = trouble.

don't forget to like us on facebook

https://www.facebook.com/RTnews

we're the 2nd most popular news channel on youtube and can also be viewed on regular tv on the pbs/npr channel. view your local listings. barack hasn't banned us yet.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

al Jazeera and BBC for cable TV news, NPR and Democracy Now for radio, The Nation/AP/reuters/sometimes HuffPost for internet publications.

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

Other forums, people on twitter, wherever. I'll post shyt from publications but i don't really go to news sources like that consistently.

 

[NZA]

i still skim all cable news channels

on PBS i watch frontline and tavis smiley

on youtube i am subscribed to the young turks and sam seder. i also will search out some "the real news" whenever they have an interview with chris hedges

for a while i was subscribed to the atlantic and harpers print mags, now i just read a little atlantic online sporadically

i watch local news for the fukkery and shenanigans only arizona can provide

 

[Rice N Beans]

Whatever is widely circulated. Surely, the free market has rendered mass media news outlets as respectable.

 

[theworldismine13]

I get my news from Higher Learning

 

[Domingo Halliburton]

infowars and st0rmfr0nt

 

[Consigliere]

PBS
Al Jazeera
MSNBC (not the daytime bs)
The Blaze or Fox News to see what those other guys are saying
Here

 

[Ciggavelli]

Wait we got RT employees on here?

The propaganda is strong


Google News is highly underrated. I also look at "alternative" news sites from time to time, but you gotta sift through so much bullshyt (same with MSM too I guess...)

 

[thernbroom]

RT & Young Turks

 

[Vandelay]

Here
PBS
BBC Radio
CNN
Meet the Press
Fareed Zakaria
Huffington Post
Other forums


Used to listen 1210 FM in Philly (Conservative Radio, until Glenn Beck went full retard, Hannity became a complete ass, and they dropped Michael Smerconnish)

 

[acri1]

Mostly it's on the internet. Whether it's Youtube channels like Sam Seeder, TYT, Democracy now or places like Huff Post, Washington Post etc. I also read articles from other places that are posted here.

Sometimes I'll watch the opening segment of the Rachel Maddow show, but I stopped watching News Shows on TV.

That pretty much sums it up for me.

Generally BBC/Al Jazeera/HuffPo for websites, and occasionally youtube sites like TYT and Democracy now. Occasionally at work I'll check Yahoo.