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DaveB replied

24 January 2007, 19:20
Originally posted by thunderlizard

There's Slashdot, but I've always found it unbelievable geeky and dull. The Register is what I tend to read.

Slashdot is just a willy waving forum these days. The actual articles posted can be worth reading but the comments are mostly dross.
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thunderlizard replied

24 January 2007, 19:08
There's Slashdot, but I've always found it unbelievable geeky and dull. The Register is what I tend to read.
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gables replied

24 January 2007, 16:27
Originally posted by tim123

They all recycle the same press releases as each other.

This internet thingy is quite enlightening for anybody (including me) who thinks (thought) that newspaper staff actually write the items that they print.

tim

Yeah, just putting up the press releases is a lazy approach. I was wondering if there were any sites that offered insight and analysis, or at least a view\opinion on the content of press releases.

cheers
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tim123 replied

24 January 2007, 15:44
Originally posted by gables

I've got that one and just checking out Techworld to see if it is any good.

There must be others, or are they all much of a muchness.

They all recycle the same press releases as each other.

This internet thingy is quite enlightening for anybody (including me) who thinks (thought) that newspaper staff actually write the items that they print.

tim
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gables replied

24 January 2007, 14:31
Originally posted by DaveB

More sensibly, though not by much it has to be said, El Reg is a good one to check in on.

I've got that one and just checking out Techworld to see if it is any good.

There must be others, or are they all much of a muchness.
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DaveB replied

24 January 2007, 14:18
More sensibly, though not by much it has to be said, El Reg is a good one to check in on.
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el duder replied

24 January 2007, 14:15
Originally posted by Troll

Bangbus.com seems very popular with the guys on here

NSFW Link removed... We all know the hun, no need to link to it I am sure

highly informative on the daily news.

Last edited by administrator; 24 January 2007, 17:13. Reason: NSFW link removed
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Troll replied

24 January 2007, 14:03
Bangbus.com seems very popular with the guys on here
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gables started a topic IT news websites

24 January 2007, 13:29
IT news websites

Hi All,

I'm just wondering which IT websites you use for industry news? Are there any that are more with it than others?

Cheers,
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