Mainstream News

• Agence France-Presse. The French news service.
• BBC World News.
• The Independent. A U.K.-based newspaper.
• Le Monde Diplomatique in English. A French monthly news magazine focusing on global politics (French edition).
• The Los Angeles Times
• The New York Times. Registration required.
• Reuters. British-based news service.
• Salon Magazine
• Slate Magazine. The Washington Post`s online magazine.
  Includes Today`s Papers, a review of national newspapers` front pages.
• The Washington Post
• World Press Review, a monthly magazine offering analyses and English-language translations of the international press.

Media Criticism and Resources

• Abyz News Links. An enormous database of national and local U.S. news publications.
• Adbusters. Examines and parodies advertising culture.
• Center for Investigative Reporting.
• Cursor. Daily round-up of under-covered news and media criticism.
• The Daily Howler. An often insightful Web-based column on media inaccuracy and arrogance.
• Freedom Forum. Formerly the Gannett Center.
• Index on Censorship. Promotes free expression around the world.
• Institute for Public Accuracy. Seeks to broaden public discourse by gaining media access for those whose perspectives are commonly drowned out.
• Jim Romenesko`s MediaNews. Up-to-date media news and gossip. With links to media writers.
• JournalismNet. Online resources for investigative journalists--search tools and much more.
• Media Bistro. Journalists` site features a daily round-up of media news.
• Media Channel. A media criticism site critical of corporate ownership, with links to articles on media from around the world.
• Project Censored. Identifies and promotes the most undercovered stories of the year.
• This Modern World. The weekly cartoon of social and political satire, by Tom Tomorrow.
• TomPaine.com. Aims to encourage debate on issues like media, the environment and campaign finance reform.
• Vanderbilt University`s TV News Archive. The best free resource for studying TV news.
• world-newspapers.com Exhaustive links to international newspapers online.

• AlterNet. Syndicated writings from the alternative press.
• The American Prospect. Liberal political magazine; has a good blog.
• Common Dreams. Breaking news and links to highlights from the day`s progressive press.
• CounterPunch. A bi-weekly muckraking newsletter edited by Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair.
• Democracy Now!. The web version of the daily radio show.
• Free Speech TV. Towards more democratic television; site features downloadable independent video.
• Eschaton. Popular blog is perhaps the best round-up of the progressive blogosphere, with much media criticism.
• In These Times. A nonprofit political magazine featuring news and analysis that challenge the corporate media.
• Indymedia.org: Independent media organizations and journalists offering grassroots, non-corporate coverage.
• Jay`s Leftist and ``Progressive`` Internet Resources Directory. A very, very large progressive links collection.
• Left Business Observer. Monthly newsletter on economics and politics edited by Doug Henwood.
• The Nation. America`s oldest weekly news magazine, featuring political news and commentary.
• OneWorld Online. Global news with a focus on the developing world.
• The Progressive. Political magazine with commentary and news advocating for peace and social justice.
• Sam Smith`s Progressive Review. "Washington`s Most Unofficial Source."
• WorkingForChange. Left-oriented phone company Working Assets has a remarkably good roster of columnists.
• World Socialist Web Site. News from a Marxist perspective; frequent media criticism.
• ZNet. Z Magazine`s site for progressive news and organizing.