How do you keep up with the news?

[g.re]

Originally Posted by Étienne

French and international news:

• Courrier International (subscription, I read every issue cover-to-cover), a weekly selection of articles from all around the world translated into French, it's an amazing concept and I am always surprised it is not more widely used (there's an Italian equivalent now but that's about it).

It's called Internazionale, and I read it often. It's an interesting magazine also because of the foreign articles about our nation, eg columns from the NYT or others about Italy. That's an external point of view difficult to have living inside the nation. I don't know if this Courrier does the same.

Aside from this, I have NYT, Times and Corriere (main Italian newspaper) feeds and sometimes I read la Repubblica at the cafè.

 

[Etienne]

Originally Posted by g.re

I don't know if this Courrier does the same.
It does. As far as I know Internazionale has the exact same formula than the older Courrier International. I wonder if somebody else in the world uses the same concept (either independently or licensing it). Edit: checked Wikipedia ; apart from Italy, the concept has been adapted more recently in Portugal and Japan, both editions having capital ties with the french weekly.

 

[The Gimp]

Fox(y)News and when on the road I'll read USA Today (as a Hilton Honors Member) and occasionally check out CNBC.

 

[Reborn]

CNN and the Times news feeds in firefox.

Then I read the Wall Street Journal and tons of finance crap at work.