Netgenic: News and Comment originating in the Web or e-mail
The Drudge Report
- Matt Drudge offers a simple but nearly exhaustive index of major news
sources: wire services, newspapers, magazines and syndicated columnists.
He also dishes the political dirt from a conservative perspective and
enjoys being styled the "Walter Winchell of the Web."
- NewsCenter
- Lefty answer to Drudge from Common Dreams. Another excellent collection
of news and comment links. As a bonus, a very nice set of government
links.
- Feed
- Daily topical news portal, balanced sources.
- Bob's Fridge Door
- Political satire. The author faces the daunting task of topping the
absurdity and tawdriness of real news. He usually succeeds.
- Slate
- Intended to be the first money-making net-only news periodical. Establishment
left wing.
- World Net Daily
- Part of the rebirth of the partisan press online. Definitely right
wing to fringe.
- Wired News
- News for the "superconnected." Both politics and technical
issues.
- Red Herring
- Information technology news and views.
Print Crossover: Pouring all or some content from print publications
- Christian Science
Monitor
- Offers very good coverage of human rights issues outside the U.S.
- The San Jose Mercury
News
- Daily paper of the digerati.
- The Financial Times
- An outstanding newspaper for international coverage. Has become an
open site.
- The New York Times
- Voice of the establishment left. Read in the morning to find out what
ABCNBCCBSCNNNPRPBS will say all day. Read other papers in your area
for real original reporting, then see it become "news" weeks
later in the NYT. You do need to create a password for yourself, but
the site is free (still).
- Wall Street Journal
- Headlines and selected editorials for free. Buy a subscription for
the best daily in the nation.
- The Economist
- Outstanding newsweekly. Both international and U.S. coverage vastly
superior to any of the U.S. weeklies. Current issue is free, but you
have to get a paid subscription for access to their archives.
- The Tacoma News Tribune
- Hey, it's my hometown paper and I like to check up on the sports scores
and local doings, OK?
- Arizona Star
| Tucson Citizen
| Arizona Republic
- Arrayed left to right by slant. Check for Mexican border, water, and
state political coverage.
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