I get my fake news HERE. LOL

Sometimes I find the need to Google the online version of our local/regional paper to check out a story. Otherwise, I love that we still HAVE newspapers but I don't like newsprint on my hands or clothes. LOL

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS - I still enjoy newsprint and newspapers but don't seem to read from the actual paper as much as I once did.  

We do get a news paper (very conservative) every morning at 5:00 AM delivered to our door BUT I am a news hound and catch it every hour on the radio as well as the 5 and 10 oclock news on TV Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS 

The newspaper and the internet.

I do not read newspapers... the bias in them makes me nuts. I've been on strike against my hometown paper, The NY Times, for years.

I am very selective about my news sources.  I mainly take the local newspaper so I can read the obits. 

Infowars.com is my main source, albeit taken with a grain or two of salt.  Though they were the only ones covering the yellow vest protestors in France for over a month... at least out here. 

I also have a currated news feed from the Sheriff's Department, but that feed will be shutting down soon.

All online on my phone, some in the morning while I'm getting ready on the boob tube.

I have CNN in the background most of the day when I work from home....and that's more often than not....

FOX News all the way!

I don't read newspaper anymore, my source is the internet.

I read the news online - I haven't had paper delivery in many years.  I agree with Candice A. Donofrio I always hated the black smudge too.

I don't get news.

I simply make it up as needed.

Seriously. What real and tangible benefit is it to your life consuming the news? We create FAKE reasons for getting our FAKE news.

Not sure why they keep spending money to publish these, I suspect that most are losing money.

Online and TV.

I don't but, hubby still does!

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS I get my news from Internet, rarely read newspaper.

Rarely if ever on the newpaper.

No news for me. Nada!

I no longer subscribe to a daily paper. I get my news from "all-news radio" and apps on my phone.

I do not do news. 

Elsewhere; however, we still get a daily paper, because my wife loves to read it the old way.  To me they paper gets smaller and smaller ever day.

Newspapers and internet.

I do read the local paper online most days, in print some days, but I get most of my news from TV and the web. The newspaper is good for local happenings, but it is typically behind national and internation news.

The only thing I use newspapers for is fish frying and painting! 

No newspaper here. I have a news show on in the morning (which typically adds to my agnst against the media) & admitedly find out any significant happenings via social media or my husband...  

I still have the local paper delivered daily but most of the national and world news is in the online version which is free with our print subscription.

A couple years ago I tried to change our subscription and cancel USA Today and got nowhere. Finally I emailed the Executive Editor and he had it done within 24 hours which was great.

I’ve actually never gotten my news from a newspaper; when I watch the news it was TV and internet only...
and I haven’t watch the news in 15 years

No.

Paul,

I look at the LA times, when I see it in a cofee place or at the hairdressers. A

Local  from the newspaper and national from TV

I get my news from either the radio, online or my phone.  I have not read a newspaper in over 25 years.  

I have my tv on to CNBC, and CNN for my news. I listen to FOX news with a grain of salt, and watch my local news at 11PM, and also the Internet during the day

I like the local paper for the local news. What is not seen n TV or instantly online. 

Still get the hard copy a couple of days a week but get majority of news from digital 

Haven't read a newspaper in about two years now.  TV is my main source of news

No, have not read a paper in years.  TV news or on my phone.