I don't watch TV, so that is a big goose egg. I rarely read a paper, except when I am traveling. I listen to the radio every day. But I do that over the internet, so does that count? I also listen almost exclusively to Spanish language radios (I have a theory that if I listen long enough eventually I will understand it. I'll let you know if it ever works!)

“There’s nobody on my staff who would still be working for me if they
made a comment like that about anybody of any ethnic group.” -Obama (talking about Imus)

"Oh, rrrreaaaalllllyyyyy!!!!!!! -RhB

I'm in the military stationed in Germany and I'm still not very good at understanding the German language. So, I can't get it from the local TV news, radio, or newspapers. The Armed Forces Network has to give equal time to the different networks so I only get Fox sporadically.

My first stop, after e-mail, in the morning is Drudge.  Then NewsBusters.  Then I listen to Rush every afternoon (I'm a 24/7 member).  And if I accidently hear the news at home on the TV, I quickly change the channel so I don't throw-up, lose my appetite, or throw something at the TV.

Internet is much quicker and easier.  And pages like NewsBuster make it possible to get the news without the pollution of the liberal agenda.  

"Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war"  - Shakespeare

I voted for the Internet. However, I read other cities newspaper editorials on occasion to see what the rest of the country is thinking. But it is fairly predictable on their views. It really seems to me that all editors are "cookie cutter" editors. All the same, same ideology. It's really sickening. I can not read our closest major city's paper with any regularity (Houston Chronicle) it's a Hearst paper which tells you everything you need to know.

NB is a great source. I can take only so much of Drudge, and The Conservative Grapevine is very useful, it often has articles from NB on it.

I do like our local paper, the oldest newspaper in Texas!

I go to Drudge and Brietbart for world and national news. I'll tune in to a local TV station for local news, but it seems they're spending only about 4 minutes of their 1/2 hour locally, then it's on to the same stuff the networks blather about. So I go watch "Cash Cab." I stopped reading newspapers several years ago.

Chai

“...Bury me on my face,” said Diogenes; and when he was asked why, he replied, “Because in a little while everything will be turned upside down.”

Nobody can get closer to being fair and balanced than FOX News.

I beg of you - NEVER WATCH MSNBC - THEY ARE PURE BIAS!

TV is for local news. Newspapers are for flea markets, court house land sale records,and the Obits. Nothing else of interest in/on either.

Old, Retired and glad of it.

Unless I am in the car, in which case it's the radio. I don't surf and drive, unlike some around where I live.

As for the those voting "other" I can only assume they get their news from smoke signals. :-)

Theme for Election '08: I want my mommy!

I get my news from radio and the internets.
Entertainment I get from Olberman and Matthews.

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on the open thread . lol

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