• Specific Topics. Many authors provide relevant news on a specific topic. You can receive in-depth articles.
  
• Breaking Stories. You will be notified the minute an important story breaks.
  
• Weather. Have your regional weather report delivered to you.
  
• Regular updates. Many authors send midday reports.
  
• Stock updates. You can receive midday reports or summaries after the close of the U.S. equity markets.
  

Why subscribe to News Email Lists?
These emails can:

• Keep you informed. Be notified when important events occur.
• Save you time by only sending relevent articles. Have news delivered on topics that interest you.
• Be fun. Read about funny events if you want something less serious.

How do I decide which News Email Lists are right for me?
The right lists for you depend on:

• The content. If the email contains original content, is it well written? Does it have links to other sources if you need more information?
• The author. If the email is a list of links to news articles, does the author use many sources? Do you find his picks useful?
• Your interests. Find the email that matches your specific area of interest.
• Breadth vs. depth. Do you want many articles that span different topics or many articles that span a specific topic?
• The delivery time. If you want weather information before you leave in the morning, for example, is the delivery time predictable?
• HTML vs text. HTML pages are easier to read, but will require a browser. Many text emails are headlines with links to the articles. Text emails should have a table of content and clear headlines.

Which News Email Lists does Randy Lee recommend?

• Recommended Authors.
  • CNN
  • Internet.com
• Recommended Topics.
  • business news
  • sports news
  • technology news
  • human interest
• Recommended Lists.
  The table below contains some of our top picks for news emails. See all matching lists