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Well, that depends on that news and current events I am interested in hearing about. In short, I have several sources for various topics.
For local events, notifications (like traffic reports), and other similar thing; I turn to my favorite local radio and news stations.
For national and international news, I rely a lot on NBC. Although I generally trust and will follow up on any provider except Fox News.
I like to stay up to date on technology; so I follow some TWiT, CNet, and the Cranky Geeks podcasts.
For other stories of interest, I often go to Digg.
Finally, any and all stories that I take a personal interest in, I tend to follow up through internet searching.
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Plus for the English football scores it is hardly beaten by rival websites such as Skysports.
www.bbc.co.uk
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September 22, 2009 01:18 AM
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| September 22, 2009 02:16 PM |
For local events, notifications (like traffic reports), and other similar thing; I turn to my favorite local radio and news stations.
For national and international news, I rely a lot on NBC. Although I generally trust and will follow up on any provider except Fox News.
I like to stay up to date on technology; so I follow some TWiT, CNet, and the Cranky Geeks podcasts.
For other stories of interest, I often go to Digg.
Finally, any and all stories that I take a personal interest in, I tend to follow up through internet searching.
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September 22, 2009 02:43 AM
BBC, Great News channel as it's updated pretty much every half hour, and you can get news alerts/weather alerts and all sorts of stuff sent to you by eMail aswell. Plus for the English football scores it is hardly beaten by rival websites such as Skysports.
www.bbc.co.uk
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