Where do you read most of your on-line news and why do you like it?

K. B. Baldwin answered

Slow internet connection so most of my news comes from TV, newspaper and The Economist. Get some from Huffpost, Yahoo but not much. Also get soem forn Wonkette.

Rooster Cogburn , Rooster Cogburn, answered

I get most of mine on Yahoo News and it's just the top stories and the best Sports. Read it when I come on every morning. Hasn't ever steered me wrong !

Didge Doo answered

The main three, in order, are the ABC (Austrralia's national broadcaster), the Guardian, and the Hufington Post.

If something's happening in a particular locality that attracts my interest I'll check the local news sources.

Jann Nikka answered

Local new apps, has numerous hourly popups, from there to Internet stories.

Yo Kass answered

Currently, I mainly rely on the BBC News App and Facebook for most of my news.

I have downloaded quite a few news apps over recent years in an attempt to broaden the perspectives and stories I hear about (I'm one of those people who are always skeptical about news sources), but frankly there's only so much news I can take in one day without feeling depressed and hopeless.

Where do you read most of your on-line news and why do you like it?

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