Something I'd Been Meaning to Do for Some Time
Television viewing habits change as technology evolves. Long gone is the uncontested dominance of the three major networks (CBS, NBC, and ABC). The cable news networks are increasingly being replaced by podcasts and YouTube shows. Nowadays, many of us tend to believe our peers more than news fed from up top ala Soviet-style propaganda, although I liked watching Eric Sevaried, John Chancellor, and Howard K. Smith. They were real wordsmiths and had a lot of respect for language and how it is used to communicate ideas. One of the things I liked a great deal as a grad school student living in England was the fact that most people talked in complete sentences!
That said, it's still useful to watch the three cable news networks for political debates, analysis, and the like. If for whatever reason you don't have access to them, bookmark these websites. Some also include a few other news channels. Note that these are completely FREE!
1. livenewsnow.com
2. livenewswatch.com
3. livenewsmag.com
4. planetnews.com - only has CNN and MSNBC.
5. https://pluto.tv/ - this is something like Sling TV, Hulu, YouTube TV, etc. It has a couple of hundred channels and is FREE. At least for now. Look for the yellow circle at the lower right side of your pc screen. That's how you see the channel listings for movies, news, sports, etc.
When on travel, I can access and watch these news channels on my cell phone.
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Happy Viewing
I periodically watch the cable news networks mostly to keep an eye on how they are treating Bernie.
A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma
Be careful. CNN can be hazardous to your health
There must be a Hazardous material warning code for CNN, MSNBC, etc. The unprepared have not been vaccinated with a sufficient dose of enlightenment to be aware of the poison they are being fed.
I Think You Need it if You Want to Watch Debates
... and follow other political doings. It's possible that I don't have as cynical an approach to life as you do. I've tried to list websites that I found and are for free. Perhaps some folks don't know about it. You can afford to make smart-alecky comments because it doesn't cost you anything.
I don't mean to sound harsh, but isn't being a critic the easiest goddamned thing in life to do?
A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma
@JekyllnHyde "Critics are like
"Critics are like eunuchs in a harem; they know how it's done, they've seen it done every day, but they're unable to do it themselves." ― Irish author Brendan Behan
Semper ubi sub ubi
True enough
But I think Alligator Ed's comment was more along the lines of a product warning label.
Maybe MSM should be required to post them as over-reliance on them can be hazardous in any number of ways...
Well, I prepared myself to watch the debate
tonight and listened a little bit into MSNBC, CNN and FOX. Have to tell you, after two minutes each, I muted them. Can't listen to that.
The debate starts at 9pm EST, that would be 3am the 20th for me. They better talk about something spectacular. Sigh.
https://www.euronews.com/live
Thank you.
I'll have a look at those sites. I don't have cable, so they may come in handy for me.
Thanks.
They might come in very handy while I travel.
Much appreciated.
"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." ---- William Casey, CIA Director, 1981
Greatly Appreciated!
I'm known as a "True Cord Cutter" as in I haven't paid for anything on tv or the internet other than my slow dsl for the last 15 years. Still lovin it.
I will pass on your links to others I know that just can't live without their daily dose of crapification out here in rural land.
Thanks again.
Regardless of the path in life I chose, I realize it's always forward, never straight.
That is great of you to put this together
...as a handy reference for election season.
These days I am happy to find any access to an event where is no commentary at all. The monopoly news media are the many faces of Big Brother, to me. It's been that way for a long time.
IMAGINE if you woke up the day after a US Presidential Election and headlines around the the world blared, "The Majority of Americans Refused to Vote in US Presidential Election! What Does this Mean?"
Very helpful for me ! Thanks!
Finally I can watch what all of you over there in the US can wathc with one click from the Live News Streaming site.
https://www.euronews.com/live