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    566 KB Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:19 No.309723  
    I'm looking for another weekly to subscribe to /news/. I like the Guardian but it's almost 200 dollars a year in Canada which is absolutely ridiculous. Any ideas?
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:21 No.309733
    Come here for all your /new/s needs.

    No for real, we have conservative and liberal news and debate. Libertarians, and even stormfront.

    Even Fox News has propaganda on this board.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:22 No.309736
    Huffington Post
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:22 No.309737
    /new/ - White Nationalism/General
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:22 No.309739
    >>309733

    No thanks, /news/ is like participating in a high school aged after school politics club, with everybody thinking their subjective opinions are an axiom everybody else should believe.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:24 No.309748
    The Economist. If you're Canadian, The Walrus magazine is nice, but they only put out 10 issues a year, as they're a non-profit outlet. It's sort of like Harpers.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:29 No.309772
    >the guardian
    thats not the times
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:31 No.309781
    >>309772
    not OP but
    >the times
    you do know who owns that, right?
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:31 No.309782
    The Economist sounds good. I think it's pretty expensive too, but it's a lot to read every week.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:35 No.309796
    >>309772

    Sorry, I don't like FOX News bro.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:35 No.309799
    >>309781
    Obama and MSNBC?
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:37 No.309808
    >>309799

    the times is owned by fox/news corp
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:39 No.309811
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    >>309808
    Dont compare Fox news with that filth
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:43 No.309821
    who the fuck do you think you are..

    its so funny that most of the people that post here feel so empowered and informed because they read a stupid corporate news paper, and so they think no one can "trick" them. wake up lardardass
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:46 No.309832
    >>309821

    LOL QUE?

    Seriously, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. I bet you think you're so much more informed than everyone else because you read some cheap news blog written by college dropouts. It's not "corporate" so it must be good, right?

    Protip: The Guardian is one of the most unbiased publications there is.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:48 No.309839
    Look into the Christian Science Monitor. I haven't read their weekly, but their online news is very good. It is a secular news source, despite the name.

    http://www.csmonitor.com/
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:50 No.309845
    >>309832
    www.globalresearch.ca
    enjoy paying for ur stupid newspaper
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:51 No.309850
    >>309845

    I will bro. I'm sorry your poor, but you don't need to get angry. Some of us happen to make money and don't mind spending it.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:52 No.309854
    >>309832
    lol everyone says that the newspaper they read is the best, unbiased, honest, no one like to pay 200 dollars and then realize how stupid they are.

    but trust me op you are fucking retarded.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:52 No.309857
    >The Guardian
    >It is known for its left of centre political stance.
    -Wikipedia (I don't read your Britfag newspapers so I couldn't say)

    Unbiased just means orthodox, not that they don't make value judgments. Unbiased stuff is pretty shitty IMO. It never has fresh thinking and only repeats what politicians and others say.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:53 No.309861
    >>309850
    >I will bro. I'm sorry your poor, but you don't need to get angry
    > will bro. I'm sorry your poor
    >I'm sorry your poor
    >your poor
    >your

    i think you should spend that money in learning proper English dumbass
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:54 No.309863
    >>309854

    I'm not OP for one.

    And I'm curious, what do you read? Where do you obtain your factual information of the world, or do you just shit out subjective opinions and think they're right?
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:55 No.309871
    >>309861

    Do you want me to point out every grammatical and punctual error in your above posts? You made quite a few of them.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:57 No.309875
    I watched PBS News Hour for the first time yesterday. Was pretty boring, although it was informative I guess. (I think economic news is more interesting and useful.)

    They had Christian Science Monitor reporters on. I was like wut, Christian Science? But they were good. Christian Science is pretty fucking weird though. You know Hank Paulson is a Christian Scientist.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:58 No.309880
    >>309871

    i see some spelling errors on his part as well, along with broken sentence structure
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)13:58 No.309881
    >>309863
    www.globalresearch.ca

    their articles are well referenced for everything they post.

    www.socialistworker.com

    they are biased but i like their observations and if something caught my eye on their articles i confirm it by other sources.

    and sometimes read news online for a general outline when im bored.

    all of the above are free btw
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:00 No.309890
    >>309880
    >>309871

    not a native english speaker, if you write everything perfectly in a foreign language you will know what i mean.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:00 No.309893
    >>309881
    oh btw i forgot to mention BBC newswipe
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:02 No.309897
    >>309881
    global research doesn't load for me. Are Americans blocked?
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:02 No.309902
    >>309875

    CSM implies it would probably be the most contradictory, ironic news source ever, but it's actually very secular and left leaning. At least for politics, economics etc etc.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:05 No.309919
    >>309897
    mm im at the US and its working fine for me
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:06 No.309928
    >>309881
    oh btw is www.socialistworker.org

    i have those bookmarked so im not used to type it everytime
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:07 No.309930
    I think my DNS server sucks. Is Open DNS good?
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:10 No.309955
    >>309928

    OP here. I'm Canadian, so very socialist and left leaning, and I have to say that site is pretty damn biased. The Guardian and Economist at least has some conservatives in the mix.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:11 No.309961
    >>309930

    they're great
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:12 No.309967
    >>309875
    CSM is a secular news source. The only religious information they publish is one article each day from a Christian Science perspective. Nothing else is related. The only reason they keep the name is because they want to be honest about who owns it (the church).

    >>309902
    Both sides seem to think CSM is biased. I've heard them referred to as both liberal and ultraconservative. I've never noticed much of a bias, myself.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:13 No.309969
    >>309955
    they target "liberals" all the time too
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:14 No.309975
    but yeah they are biased, i had read alot of conservative articles and its pretty retarded all the time.

    >>309955
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:36 No.310074
    >>309839

    Holy shit, they actually aren't bad. Thanks for the advice.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)14:50 No.310123
    >>310074
    No problem. It's a shame that they're not more popular. I think the name throws people off.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)16:35 No.310710
    MACLEANS has tons of interesting stuff in it these days. Whatever else it might be, It's not a boring piece of shit anymore.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)16:45 No.310787
    The Globe and Mail or the Toronto Star for newspaper.
    For online, the New York Times, Al Jazeera English, the BBC, http://www.irinnews.org/, Democracy Now, The Nation, Alternet, Glenn Greenwald, Matt Taibbi and the eXiled Online.
    >> Anonymous 03/09/10(Tue)16:47 No.310809
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    >>309832
    >The Guardian is one of the most unbiased publications there is.



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