>BBC puts most US sources to shame on World events

They have some problems with their feed composition, though.  I'm sure NFFC will object, but the latest football happening is NOT a world event.

Quote from: Brad on September 29, 2014, 06:58:23 PM
There has to be an English language Japanese daily, if I had time I'd look.  I rely on NHK TV news for my objective Asia/Pacific news but that won't do for reading.

Here are a few:

• http://www.japantimes.co.jp/
• http://www.japantoday.com/
• http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime
• http://www.tokyoreporter.com/
• http://thebridge.jp/en

>latest football happening is NOT a world event.

World's most popular sport, where a "world series" actually includes other countries

If he's not already on the list: Mark Cuban
http://blogmaverick.com/

Not really news, but even when I disagree with him he makes me think and he often looks at things from an angle I never thought of.

stumbled upon a subreddit that is an rss aggregator for news sites.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoNewspaper/

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>Brad: On computer, nothing beats NewsNow.co.uk, their sources are extensive

And massively polluted with now infamous fake/manipulative sources.  I've applied my scripts and it is now a great resource for seeking articles that are crowded out elsewhere.   It also gives me a quick window on 'most popular' articles and what I see there is definitely worrisome in terms of public sharing trends.  I would only recommend it to others with massive caveats regarding sketchy sources.

Yeah I've backed away from NewsNow a bit except for the tech feeds.  But then I've backed away from most news anymore lately.

>backed away from NewsNow a bit except for the tech feeds

After long-term use, I just wanted to say that heavily filtered NewsNow has become one of my best sources of good articles and sites.  It consistently turns up articles and rss sources that just don't make or are overwhelmed in the US mainstream.  Good one, Brad.