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Directories | Alternative News Sites | News Search Engines | Mailing Lists | Weblogs | RSS Directories The news section of the Google Web Directory is a great place to start for links to news sites, alternative or otherwise. Examples:Top Alternative News Sites Examples are limited to sites that provide the kind of regularly updated content news seekers expect to find from conventional Web-based news sources. Resources:Top News Search Engines News search engines crawl the Internet as frequently as every 15 minutes and index only news sites. Some contain content from alternative news sources such as Independent Media Center, AlterNet, Common Dreams, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, AllAfrica.com, NoLogo.org, CorpWatch.org, or Oneworld. Resources: Examples:Top Mailing Lists The following alternative news sites make some or all their content available in the form of mailing lists. Examples:Top Weblogs Pages that offer regularly updated annotated links to websites of interest to the page's creator and, ideally, to people with similar interests. Weblogs serve as an easy way for individuals to share their opinions with the world and for this reason have been put forward as a new form of journalism. Many blogs offer readers the opportunity to post their own comments. Resources:Top RSS An XML format for automating the distribution of news headlines and other dynamic web content. Web or Windows based applications use RSS to aggregate content from many sources and display that content in a single location. With some simple code, RSS based news headlines can be integrated into your existing web pages. Resources:Top |
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