What are you reading online today?

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Regardless of age, occupation, position, academic background, you are never too old or too 'knowledgeable', to learn. Once you leave the walls of the university, it is upto you to continue educating yourselves about what's happening in the world around you as well as what are the new developments in your area of work. My top 5 online websites are:

So, what are you reading online today?
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I have an eagle eye for yahoonews :) ! then i usually hang on sciencedirect ,stylisheve, jcrew, mysticmedusa and ykone ,all my favz!
 
aakankshac said:
Regardless of age, occupation, position, academic background, you are never too old or too 'knowledgeable', to learn. Once you leave the walls of the university, it is upto you to continue educating yourselves about what's happening in the world around you as well as what are the new developments in your area of work. My top 5 online websites are:

So, what are you reading online today?
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Chrome Shows these pages are most visited (by me)

1. The Hindu (beta version is quite good)
2. Scopus
3. Dawn
4. Jatland
5. Orkut (and Gmail)
6. Blooger
7. Twitter
8. DeviantArt
9. Cricinfo (if cricket is on)
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Bookmarks frequently used.
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10. Elsevier, AIP, IOP etc Editorial System (time to time)
11. IISc portals (nanocentre, XRD, SQUID etc. for booking slots and data transfer)
12. Hindi Typing
 
every day i visit these sites...
jatland.com
bbcnews.com
orkut.com
bhaskar.com
royalenfield.com
utube.com
siliconindia.com
 
Ah well, :rolleyes: online reading stuff is mostly & usually surfing for latest/breaking news around the world etc...

But nothing beats that good ol' exciting hard bound copy of some interesting read when it comes to kicking-back and relaxing at home, before turning in or even at the beach; [have finished reading Paul Scott's 'The Jewel in the Crown' recently and still basking in the after-glow warmth of that amazing read set in the setting sun of the British Raj.... (BTW it used to be a doordarshan serial too long back I recall!)]
 
My reading list every week
1. Time
2. Newsweek
3. Atlantic Monthly
4. India Today
5. Outlook India
6. Microsoft Books
7. Wall Street Journal
8. newyorktimes
9. washingtonpost
10. latimes
11. timesofindia
12. hindustantimes
13. Popular Mechanics
14. Readers Digest
 
1. Google News for Uk, India and Singapore
2. Ibnlive.com (My Fav)
3. jagran.com
4. Linkedin community discusions
5. Jatland
6. bbc.co.uk
7. Couple of motivational books, I read some of them 15-20 times but still find lots of new things everytim i read them again.
 
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