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If photojournalism interests you at all, you'd do worse than to take a look at Boston.Com they have some stunning pictures there.
Click through some of the pictures of Haiti 70 days on or Chile 9 days on.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostSeeing as I, and I expect Mr Moorfield, will soon be asked to pay for the use of The Times website, and seeing as said Times has become a bogroll of tabloid dross unworthy of my somewhat easily earned cash, I shall be seeking a new source of English language news. In Holland I get the NRC Handelsblad in the evenings, which is a very good newspaper.
I'm looking for a paper that serves the following demographic;
- educated professionals, international outlook
- moderate right wing conservativish libertarianish
- literate, able to find pictures of tits somewhere else (no Sun)
- uninterested in celebrity gossip (no tabloids)
- don't need political messages stuffed down my throat (so no grauniad or torygraph)
Feel free to make flippant suggestions but I'd appreciate it if you also make a sensible suggestion. It doesn't necessarily need to be a British paper, but English language.
It (roughly) meets your criteria:
- educated professionals, international outlook : Tick
- moderate right wing conservativish libertarianish : Tick-ish - depends what you consider moderate or libetarian
- literate, able to find pictures of tits somewhere else (no Sun) : Yep No tits anywhere
- uninterested in celebrity gossip (no tabloids) : Yep - odd story on celeb... but not recogniseable
- don't need political messages stuffed down my throat (so no grauniad or torygraph) : Tick
Oh Sorry and its got Hagar, Dilbert and a couple of other cartoons!!
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International Herald Tribune?
Personally I stick to the daily mash and rely on regular CUK posters such as dim prawn and ATW to alert me to anything important.
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Looking for a good newspaper/site
Seeing as I, and I expect Mr Moorfield, will soon be asked to pay for the use of The Times website, and seeing as said Times has become a bogroll of tabloid dross unworthy of my somewhat easily earned cash, I shall be seeking a new source of English language news. In Holland I get the NRC Handelsblad in the evenings, which is a very good newspaper.
I'm looking for a paper that serves the following demographic;
- educated professionals, international outlook
- moderate right wing conservativish libertarianish
- literate, able to find pictures of tits somewhere else (no Sun)
- uninterested in celebrity gossip (no tabloids)
- don't need political messages stuffed down my throat (so no grauniad or torygraph)
Feel free to make flippant suggestions but I'd appreciate it if you also make a sensible suggestion. It doesn't necessarily need to be a British paper, but English language.Tags: None
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