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and magazines are online now. True, this isn't always exactly alternative
media, but at least you can get some good foreign news, stuff you'd never
hear about in a U.S. paper.
Many think tanks have their publications online. True, this isn't always exactly alternative media. However, I think it fun to discover just how much you can find out about the nasty and stupid things our government does from utterly mainstream sources. Dates in red are the last time I checked the link. |
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Moving Ideas "Electronic Policy Network: Connecdting you to the Progressive Community." Project of the American Prospect. (Up 11/4/06; posted 8/1/04) U
Michigan NGO Cafe |
Online Newspapers Covers the world. (Up 11/4/06; posted 6/22/05) NewsLink Newspaper list from the American Journalism Review. Covers the world. (Up6/22/05; posted 4/25/00) World Newspapers List of newspapers from around the world. Indicates which are in English. (Up 5/31/05) The Omnivore This has lists of newspapers and so forth, but its contribution is its listing of news sources that have no print counterpart - mailing lists, bulletins published by various organizations, etc. Many broken links. (Up 5/31/05; posted 4/25/00) Ecola News Stand calls itself "the guide to English language media on-line." Lists of various newspapers and magazines from around the world, including the U.S. Also has listings for TV stations, comic strips (read Dave Barry on-line) and other stuff. Actually, Dave Barry makes as much sense as some of the talk shows. (Up 8/1/04; posted 4/25/00) Yahoo Of course. (Up 11/4/06; posted 4/25/00) |
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