Also see The Flying Inkpot's Links to Over 1000 World Newspapers, categorized by country.

• General/World News/Headlines
• Bitsifter Digest: includes commentary, editorials, reviews, and gossip grace the pages of the Digest -- published each Friday -- in a bandwidth friendly format guaranteed to entertain.
• MSNBC  Microsoft and NBC joint news site.
• Newsweek International.
• NewWork News: press reports, news surveys worldwide. Updated daily.
• Nikkei Business Press.
• Reporter.now: interactive programme for journalists, photographers and other media professionals. Contains Gallery, stories, editorial, Nethunter and more.
• The San Francisco Times: news, sports, media and politics from a San Francisco perspective.
• Time Magazine.
• The Telegraph Online: newspaper for all minority groups in the UK with over 500 pages of information updated regularly.
• Tweak: investigative reporting, first person journalism and original content.
• The Flying Inkpot World Newspaper Index
• ComputerWire: IT news service.
• Cool News.
• Cyberspace Today: news of the on-line world.
• FirstSite: Innovative products and people web e-zine.
• Fringe Ware Review: small press magazine about Fringe Subcultures and Guerrilla Media
• Internet Update: free weekly analysis of the new developments in the Internet market and the World-Wide Web, with specific interest to continental Europe.
• inSight inFormation: on-line source of technical market opinion.
• IT Update: free weekly analysis of the new developments in IT, with specific interest in Belgium, the Netherlands and the rest of Europe.
• Keepers: ASCII-illustrated best-of-Netnews zine on net culture and kooks, conspiracy, Macintoshes, and other things.
• MacLeans: Canada's national news-magazine.
• Media Professional: electronic newsletter covering print and online media, published monthly by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
• Mirror Monthly: multi level publication with active subscriber participation.
• Mr. Media.
• Multi Media Trade News Online.
• NetCetera: quick weekly update on new resources, applications, and services on the Internet.
• Netsurfer Digest: internet sites, news, arts, travel, software, books, etc.
• Newsbytes: News from the IT industry around the world.
• NorthStar: individual viewpoints in a centralized society.
• NovaNewsNet: online newspaper published weekdays during the academic year by students in the journalism program at the University of King's College in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
• Oceania Oracle: 'No Nonsense New Nation News' about Oceania, the new country in formation in the Caribbean.
• O-Hayo Sensei: researches and lists current ESL/TESL positions in Japan, with prints articles and tips for living and working in the land of the rising sun.
• One: Alternative Black newspaper that's only on the Internet. COOOL logo and amazing essays.
• Online World: monthly publication for computer users of all persuasions with daily news updates.
• The Other Voice, from Trinity College.
• The Paje - The Press And Journal Extra. 145-year-old community newspaper serving Central Pennsylvania.
• Phase Transitions: specializes in science fiction, and on the effect of science fiction on our changing culture.
• Pique: Whistler's Weekly News Magazine: weekly news magazine featuring a wide variety of editorials and topics.
• The Princeton Spigot: Princeton University's online magazine, covering net and technology issues, as well as local news and developments.
• Raging Smolder e-News: compilation from Internet sources of news, info, events, people, music, humor, and commentary (social, political, and personal) for email subscribers.
• reportage @: about reportage. Stories from places like Gaza, Moscow, Haiti and L.A. in hypertext. A gallery for photo journalism. WWW World news: links to hundreds of newspapers, magazines and databases from over 100 countries.
• RP News: information, in French, about French media and multimedia.
• Saksari's Mohawk Nation Drum: on-line Native American electronic publication. Features information about the Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne, a missing Indian Children page, a tour guide of Akwesasne, legends, commentary, and more.
• Science Fiction Weekly: professional electronic publication of science fiction news, reviews and short stories. Covers movies, books, games, other Web sites and nearly anything else related to science fiction.
• Seidman's Online Insider: summarizes the weekly events in online services industry, gearing more towards the big consumer services like CompuServe, America Online, Prodigy.
• Serverwatch: summaries of Web server-related news.
• The Sober Witness: A Hype-Free Guide to the Web: monthly magazine highlightting sites that have something unique, valuable or free to offer. With web tips and tricks, advice to creating web documents.
• SpaceViews: monthly publication of news and opinion about all aspects of space, including manned and unmanned exploration and development, space science and astronomy, space policy, and new space technologies.
• Star Facts: An Electronic Journal About the Universe. Original articles about the universe, a guide to astronomical resources on the internet and reprints of some of the best astronomical material on the internet authored by others.
• The Sunshine Post: free weekly newsletter with updates on the online world. Contains hints, tips, informative articles, information on how to perform all sorts of tasks online, and reviews.
• Thesis: Science, technology and the internet. Science and technology magazine covering traditional fields like medical research, information technology, new developments in computer imaging, the Internet and science in finance.
• This is True: humorous, short, weekly collection of bizarre-but-TRUE news items from the world's mainstream (non-tabloid) press.
• UniScience News Net: news of science and research at American universities.
• U.S. News Online: news magazine of current events and issues of strictly US interests, strong on rankings.
• Web Central: Internet magazine with special features and in-depth comments.
• Worldspeaker On-Line: news written by and for international scholars and university administrators.