My favorite places to get information are on the web but I don't usually acquire them there. FFRF newsletter, facebook and e-mailings is one. The Humanist magazine, facebook and weekly report is another. The Brights have an e-mail blog. Big History comes from Facebook, Last but not least (for people who think island living is being disconnected) we have the only single, 5 star library in the whole state (out of 3 the other 2 are the Seattle Public library system and King County public library system). It is within walking distance of my home and is a major site for information/entertainment.

Because I'm constantly researching things, I'm all over the map. Since I found this site, I'd guess perhaps more time here than everywhere else, but that's fine with me.

Here and utube and Google...

This one now,but mainly facebook for social reasons, or economic/history sites as I like economics/history.

When you read about it you relaise that history has been basically about economics.Those who control money/economics control the tribe/city/region/nation/federations and that has been the basis of all history.I would love to write a book about money and history one day,most of our history has been based on underlying economic and money policies,just we don't realise it so much and it definitely is not taught in schools.

This is the site I most frequent now. Secondary is YouTube...though the ads can be really annoying.

ColorfulAsylum.com - I love my blog.
Politicalwire.com - Gives me politics with no bs.(Kind of left leaning, even though the writer is a former staff of a liberal republican out east).
Zoho.com - Kind of a good alternative email.

I use apps. This is the only website I go to. On my phone though.