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>>131196
I'm subscribed to three papers: A local one, the financial times (japanese), and the WSJ (American). I also pick up severeal of the free papers around my area since they print so goddamned many of them. For online news, I expect that in my few interactions over the Internet, I'll get news relevant to my interest and will decide if I want to look further after that initial "discovery". The whole system has worked out well so far
>>131255
There are a lot of levels between local papers and social media, just to let you know :^). Local papers tend to be pretty biased towards your local politicks/the editor's choice since there's not much review for the quality or diversity of articles and, at least relatively so, any Tom, Dick, or Nancy can send in an article stating their non-critical opinions.
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