www.DrudgeReport.com with mobile app for android and blackberry
news infoWww.drudgereport.com. is a gathering of multiple news sources in one
convenient, user friendly site. Delivering the most up to date news on
politics and entertainment, this site is famous for being the first to
report on the Monica Lewinsky scandal as well as many other "firsts."
The Drudge Report covers many topics not widely discussed in the main
stream media.
Founded by Matthew Drudge, currently residing in Miami, Florida, this
site had it's humble beginnings as a weekly subscriber-only e-mailing
known as "The Report." It has grown in popularity, and now boasts
millions of viewers daily in it's new form, The Drudge Report. Matthew
Drudge is a conservative who describes himself as a populist and
libetarian in his politcal leanings. He has a syndicated Sunday Night
talk show and has authored a book, "Drudge Manifesto." Matthew Drudge
himself will write an occasional article on the site, but he has
multiple columnists who contribute daily.
Www.drudgereport.com is composed of headlines listed in hyperlink form
that connects visitors to multiple news agencies in the United States
such as Associated Press, ABC and Rueters, plus multiple international
news sources. The Drudge Report boasts a real time newsfeed, updates on
Twitter, and access by mobile browser at iDrudgeReport. It additionally
offers local news and weather by zipcode, a place to report news tips,
and timely captivating photos. The site itself has remained virtually
unchanged since it was founded by Drudge in 1997 with an easy to
navigate set-up; three columns of news links, individual links to media
sources, and links to it's many individual columnists. Visitors to the
site will find some article headlines listed in red; this denotes news
of particular importance or interest. The Drudge Report is updated
several times daily, ensuring the reader receives the most comprehensive
and up-to-date news delivery possible. The Drudge report is notable in
that it delivers headlines without speculation or opinion; the reader is
simply directed via hyperlink to a news article already released.
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