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"We intend to charge for all our news websites" 
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pcernie
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I use iGoogle to give me the top 10 headlines from:

UK/World BBC, Sky News, The Guardian, and Google News.

All of which can be moved around with a dragging gesture so it's viewable they way you like it - I highly recommend it, you can even 'skin it' 8-)

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I prefer Google Reader personally. :)

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Linux_User wrote:
I prefer Google Reader personally. :)


I've never used Reader. The thing about iGoogle is that it refreshes itself, and hovering over a link gives you the first paragraph or slightly more detail. You can also seperate your news into sections (tech, film, etc), which I like :)

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JJW009 wrote:
Does anyone here actually check news sites on a daily basis, in the same way some people read the newspaper over breakfast?

I do except it's usually over lunch. The two sites I use are the BBC News and Times Online websites.

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Was anyone else aware that Murdoch had lost billions? :shock:

I'm starting to wonder if the whole 'charging for news' thing was just a distraction...

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/blogs/2009/08/18 ... e-content/

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News consortium seeks end of free content

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/350998/news ... ee-content

If sales of newspapers (a habitual and traditional purchase) are down in general, what f*cking hope has Murdoch got online? :oops:

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