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For me, its my Earthlink webmail and yahoo news, without fail they are actually the 1st two sites that i will visit.
Also i visit the MSNBC websites quite regularly too but more like every 2 or 3 days.
Do you folks have non-adult websites you visit on a daily or regular basis?
Regards,
Lee
heise.de
golem.de
arstechnica.com
osnews.com
tomshardwareguide.com
and
spiegel.de
and sometimes google for work when I do (manual not automated) keyword research but not that often (btw. I get sometimes banned for behaving like a crawl bot on google.... strange)
I used to read Spiegel all the time but got bored with it lol
I dont know why but non-us based news sites actually do seem to have 'news' on them not just fodder for the masses.
Regards,
Lee
CNN.com
EBay.com
Yahoo.com
VideoMaker.com
DNB.com
Instructables.com
DeviantArt
CNN
Drudge Report
Hotmail
guardian.uk
hotmail - skipping any news or ads
mobileMe
yahoo mail
planneddesign.com
For the Guardian newspaper,
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
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Originally Posted by Lee
drudge report
cnn
metafilter
boingboing
fark
some social networking sites I don't wanna name
crooksandliars
alternet
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who knew there were so many rightwingers reading drudge here?
New York Times
Washington Post
Baltimore Sun
Estalker
Huffington Post
Fark
Twitter (through an app)
Local newspaper
Consumerist
Huffingtonpost
Washington Post
news.google.com
cnn.com
fark.com
ABC
CBS
CNN
Usa Today
SF Gate
Craigslist
Real Clear Politics
Politico
Yahoo
MSN
TMZ
Denver Post
Chron.com
Sign On San Diego
Youtube
SantaFeNewMexican
mails, news, pc.ign.com , icanhascheezburger.com and stock market. thats in my morning routine
youtube
failblog
icanhascheezburger
faildogs
myspace
myhi
my gmail account
playlist
i am an igoogle addict. Love those feeds.
arstechnica
drudge(guilty pleasure)
alternet
fark
cnn
politico
dailykos
cracked
digg
aintitcoolnews
makeuseof
cnn
yahoo for email
v7nforums
sitedepth