What newspaper are you paying for these days?
7 mynti 21 6/17/2025, 12:17:02 PM
I have been wondering with the total slop that is social media where to get well written and interesting news from. I am not only interested in tech or politics but other topics as well. What are your suggestions?
I've been considering Financial Times to replace it.
The themes change over time, but in a gradual, controlled manner. And (nearly) all perspectives point at the latest.
Specialist news sources are sometimes high quality. For example: Quanta magazine, which articles we see frequently here. Ground news is an aggregator that tries to balance out the Left/Right bias of news outlets, but I think this misses the point.
Colorado Sun, it's a non-profit. I think it was started by refugees from the Rocky Mountain News, after that failed. Mostly general Colorado news, so it's fairly local in scope for these modern times.
Today, each one of those have fell. They each provided examples of bias exceeding my threshold. There was a shocking slip of quality in the last 2 years at all of these.
I trust none of them anymore. Journalism has fallen to their own BS.
Top tip - use the web browser translation function to read news websites that are non-english from countries around the world. That way you get some balance.
Not a newspaper.
The timeline seems to be coinciding with a certain event that happened in 2023
Except when it comes to current geopolitics that is, now we're talking delusionally right wing bias. wink wink