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Question Posted Sunday August 8 2010, 7:30 am

Just a simple question,
I know there is an immense amount of news websites out there, but I'm looking for some (good) websites that are like BBC News.
Simple, coverage of all over the world, not just one continent and not too many videos/adverts/whatever.


If anyone has any suggestions, they'd be greatly appreciated :)

Thanks!

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bliz answered Sunday August 8 2010, 2:18 pm:
I also like BBC.

Check out MSNBC.

CNN.

NYTimes, Washington Post

Personally I like to read a variety of sites and see the different takes on the same issues.

FOX is simply not reliable or trustworthy, even when I agree with their position.

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