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1. brydog4

   March 20th, 2009 at 4:25 pm

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   for world news

   and
   for celebrity news

2. spanner

   March 22nd, 2009 at 5:13 pm

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   I think that all news media, online and in print, contain a lot of bias and distortion. Regardless of what a person reads, he or she must learn to sift out the facts from the misleading information.

   If you are looking for rather all-inclusive web sites that contain information on a variety of topics you might benefit from going onto the web sites of the leading public televsion networks. In Canada, news.ctv.ca is an excellent web site that covers national and international events as well as news that is specific to different topics. You can read about sports, entertainment and business under different headings. The CBC also has a web site. In Canada as well, Maclean’s Magazine has a site with interesting articles pertaining to national and international issues. The major television and news networks in the United States, as well as the major magazines such as Time Magazine and People Magazine would have web sites that keep readers up to date and informed.

   For information about celebrities, interspersed with some serious news coverage, you probably would like, a British site. The pictures are good, and the web site keeps readers up to date on celebrities who are well-known in Great Britain, and usually in th erest of the world. Its Spanish counterpart, hola.com contains excellent pictures, and, if you can try your your best to decipher the Spanish (assuming you do not know Spanish), you may learn about events that are not covered in the same depth in North America as they are in Europe and other parts of the world. Some of the pictures are nice for saving. The major newspapers in countries of the United Kingdom and Italy could also be helpful.

   If you have any knowldge of another language, you would be advised to go onto some of the major or minor sites in that language. For example, parismatch.fr, lefigaro.fr and lemonde.fr will give you a picture of some of the events that are happening in Europe and in the eastern hemisphere. You will learn a different perspective on it.

   I think that in order to really acquire a knowledge of the world through the Internet you need to explore many different sites, even conspiracy sites. I have sound the wev site to be an excellent site for exposing more of the reality behind the monetary system and the system in general. It often features articles about current events shortly after they have taken place. Even a conspiracy site such as can be thought-provoking.

   Rolling Stone Magazine also can be very informative even if it is not right up to the precise minute.