Now that The Times website has shut down, where do you take your business?

[moorfield]

Poll ...

[doodab]

I always do my business in the little boys room. Apart from a few times when I've done it the sea.

[gingerjedi]

I would use the Torygraph but I find the website hogs the browser no mater which one you use.

[MarillionFan]

I check out the Sun

[Sysman]

I would use the Torygraph but I find the website hogs the browser no mater which one you use.

It's fine here, but I usually have Javascript turned off. I think it has gone downhill since the Barclay Brothers took it over, so don't use it as much as I used to.

To answer the OP's question, I have a gander at the Guardian, Telegraph and Independent.

[TimberWolf]

You can wipe your arse with any of them, as long as you turn off javascript.

Google News usually.

[OwlHoot]

I would use the Torygraph but I find the website hogs the browser no mater which one you use.

WHS, and somehow it regulary puts Firefox into a bizarre state where it is frozen and can be "driven" only by moving the mouse - As soon as the mouse stops moving, so does the browser, even if in the middle of something.

I think this is something to do with the site's extremely irritating habit of auto-refreshing every couple of minutes. The problem seems to start if one happens to be saving a page in the middle of an auto-refresh.

[shaunbhoy]

Who needs newspapers? I get all the news I need on CUK.

[NotAllThere]

I already had a subscription to the etimes, so renewing wasn't a big deal. Instead of paying £50 for 100 editions each year, I pay £100 for 365 editions. What's annoying is that I used to be able to read it offline (so I could download it, then read it on the plane, for example). Now I can't.

[Zippy]

Who needs newspapers? I get all the Daily Wail links I need on CUK.

FTFY