What is the best news site on the internet? I am looking for the best formatted site. I don't want to create an account to personalize.
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Their article skimmer is really cool: http://prototype.nytimes.com/gst/articleSkimmer/
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www.washingtontimes.com
www.wsj.com
Use these to counter-balance the left slant at the NYT, BBC, Guardian, etc.
No one site does a truly excellent job, and skimming won't give you a balanced view. It takes work to compare stories and authors. And now you have to filter out author's commentary and bias.
This wouldn't be necessary if news was the product of real journalism, instead of the opinion and commentary we've gotten accustomed to.
News is supposed to tell us what happened, not what to believe.
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http://www.nytimes.com/
You'll see enough from the snippets and headlines to know if you want to read any more. In the top half you'll see snippets from the most important and interesting stories, and In the bottom half of the page there are the headlines in all the major areas like sport, tech, politics, nicely grouped so you can just quickly glance at the sport and tech if that's all you're interested in.
Another good news site is the BBC.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/
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Nowpublic.com is an interesting concept that is worth time to look it. People can publish their own articles and other people can view and rate them.
Hope that helps.
huffingtonpost.com Newsvine.com
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I personally find the Huffington Post to have a great design, I find myself clicking their bookmark regularly throughout the day to read headlines
http://www.icue.com/
and
http://www.variety.com/
and
http://www.slate.com/
My choice is based on:
* Design
* Ease of use
* Interactivity
* Use of technology
* Innovation
* Content
Regards
Samson
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http://www.jimmyr.com/
Political "Blogsphere"
http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/2009/06/whos-who-in-the-political-blogosphere.html
Also "Drudgereport"
http://drudgereport.com/
It has a lot of links at the bottom for more news websites
These are websites that basically combine lots of different news articles into one website. Hope this kind of helps..
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M$Century Tels news
http://centurytel.myway.com/
Also don't forget mahalos first page has news on it too!.
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The Janesville, Gazette online..
http://www.gazetteextra.com
Its the link to my local gazette in Wisconsin, USA but it covers the same basics that most news sites do.. I also run a news sharing blog
You can also get the news you want in your inbox via Google Alerts, and Yahoo has news alerts too via keyword...
Yahoo news
http://news.yahoo.com/
Google News
http://news.google.com
Aol news http://www.aol.com
DNatureofDTrain's Favorite News Articles.. you can search it in the search engines if interested but that loads slow cause I throw videos on it.
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Wow! Thanks for letting me know about the NY Times' article skimmer. It is precisely what I am looking for.