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[Hatter The Mad]

Am I the only one who stereotypes and judges people who read certain newspapers?

I do as well. I automatically assume the intelligence and world-view of someone who reads The Sun, The Mirror or the Daily Mail is low.

 

[Koalaboy]

I'm subscribed to the Times Digital Edition - though currently cursing it as they mis-labelled the Sudoku on the iPad app yesterday as 'Simple' instead of 'Super Fiendish' and had me wondering why it had already taken me over an hour with hardly any progress

I rarely read a whole paper, but I like the editorial and more focused content (along with the Sudoku and Concise crossword), and I like the Sunday edition.

 

[h00fzilla]

I either get The Guardian or The Independent. The Observer on Sundays.

 

[Hatter The Mad]

I either get The Guardian or The Independent. The Observer on Sundays.

Location: Islington


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[Broadie]

Guardian weekdays, Observer on sunday

Used to be an Independent reader for many years, but lost interest in the visual presentation and consequently the content when it moved to tabloid format

Will buy the Telegraph if none of the above are in the shop, and always read the paper a day as well as online news

 

[Hatter The Mad]

I used to read The Guardian until they started spending much more of their article space either telling me how to feel about an issue (usually outraged) or interviewing people of no significant consequence representing some fringe about how they feel.

The only thing which separates its style of writing lately is the Guardian tends to get more facts straight and doesn't make any of them up.

 

[Liquiduk]

daily mail or the sun. life is too serious to read serious news papers. google news is for that

I rarely find a paper other then then the above a good read. 10 minutes with a cuppa + The Sun is a good 10 minutes spent in my opinion cannot fault it.

 

[Nitefly]

The guardian is the best for arts, whilst the times is the best for current events.

 

[Hatter The Mad]

I rarely find a paper other then then the above a good read. 10 minutes with a cuppa + The Sun is a good 10 minutes spent in my opinion cannot fault it.

But what use is reading a newspaper when most of it has been made up or sensationalised? It isn't even satirical.

 

[Hatter The Mad]

The guardian is the best for arts, whilst the times is the best for current events.

T2 don't do badly with the arts.

 

[Dirk]

New Scientist. I like my news to have at least some facts in it.

 

[UK-AL05]

But as all governments have found they arnt compatible.... (wrote a dissertation on this)

In my logic the government should not regulate what people can and cannot do, such as who they can marry. That is the classical liberalism style of being open =P