I used to still subscribe up until a couple years ago but I just ended up throwing out piles of newspapers cuz I never had time. So I feel like going online is a better thing for the environment!

I don't subscribe but I occasionally read the times or the ny post and the free newspapers i get on the subway. But I don't pay attention to news (other than on this community) much online.

I don't subscribe, but I read print news when I get the chance. I get most of my news online, though.

I don't subscribe, but I will pick up a paper on a newsworthy day (my town's newspaper makes you subscribe to read anything online too - bummer). Everything else, I will read online.

Online, all the way while I am doing other things. Who has time to read the print newspaper?

I'm from Canada.. I read cbc.ca every day but I also pick up the globe and mail once a week or so. I also read a lot of news magazines which are not available in full additions online. I still like reading the paper on the balcony while sipping coffee

I read the news online everyday but Sunday. I love thumbing through the Sunday ads and comics...

Online and on public radio.

I think with the internet revolution the use of paper especially newspapers has really declined... people will rather go online and google the stories or check yahoo news...

i for one havent picked up a newspaper this year!

I read magazines, but i don't think those count as news sources. I get all my news online, it's way too convenient.

Usually I flip through the local newspaper that gets delivered free and skim through the headlines. I seldom read the news online, but I do tune in daily to the 6 o'clock news. I find that it saves time to eat and catch up on the day at the same time.

I still subscribe but I read the news mostly online..Beside its much more updated

I read the news online and listen to NPR!!!!!

I read the news online for personal and enviormental reasons. I enjoy reading the news I would like to read from many different sources.

The a paper newspaper has, old news, while on-line news is more up to date and it doesn't really cost anything. Plus you can get it from many different sources.

I mostly watch Fox News. That's where I get mine.

I get the Toronto Star everyday, and I love it. There's nothing like reading the paper and enjoying my tea. it's a nice break for my eyes from my computer screen.

I get the free local paper but I don't read it much, I go online.

I buy the paper at the weekend end and read online during the week.

as a family & office we subscribe to 2 different newspapers and I do a combination of reading paper and online - its great, I get all the updated news online, but can read what's happened overnight in the morning with my breakfast

I read news online in Netvibes, because that's the only way to get it hot off the press anymore. For instance, I'm online at night (midnight or so) and read the news then, and two or three days later, when my Dad reads the news on the county newspaper website, it's like a regurgitated, stale version of Netvibes. The mainstream media really needs to catch up with the Internet media.

Two words: Google News.

Paper print definitely! Especially the weekend edition with a cappuccino on a Saturday morning... Although I a quick newsflash online when I don't have much time is fine too sometimes.