Immediately upon going to MSNBC.com CNN.com, they talked about breaking news of Egypts. On all three sites, I found links to other information about how President in Egypt was preparing to step down. There are also links to click to view videos of how bad the situation really is. CNN.com tells you things such as how the military rulers dissolve parliament and put constitution on hold in moves cautiously welcomed by protestors. I found it interesting how FOXnews.com shows photos and videos about how the Egyptian military dissolves parliament. The site also gives sponsor links to find other information about the breaking news. Currently, FOXnews.com says, Military rulers take sweeping action to dismantle Mubarak's autocratic legacy as they dissolve parliament, suspend constitution and promise elections in moves cautiously welcomed by protesters. You can also recommend the story to people on Face book with a link. People on Face book might be inclined to view the link, since you viewed it and shared it with them on Face book. This increases CNN's publicity, and more people will view the top stories as a result. MSBNC.com has an article about how Egypt puts Midwest peace efforts on hold. CNN has information about the revolt in Egypt and how the people are waiting to see what the President has to say. Upon going to FOXnews.com, I found the article immediately it had bolded letters that said Egyptian Military Dissolves Parliament. This caught my attention and guided me to click on that headline so I could see additional information. When you click the link, you see a picture of an anti protestor shouting during a demonstration against the evacuation in Cairo. The bottom of the website gives you ways you can tell people about the story. You can choose to email the story to someone, share it on Face book, or share it on Twitter. You can also print the story. These are the key ways people can spread the story to others, so that they will know how severe this situation is and how it affects us. MSNBC.com also has other news sites to view information about Egypts breaking news. This article was written by Brian William. The article talks about the celebration in Cairo for the exhausted protestors, there is massive celebration in Egypt. They toppled their President. It shows videos and pictures of the celebration. enjoyed I browsing msnbc.com the most. This site had more links and other sources to use to view other opinions about the story. Cnn.com would be the least liked site other than the other websites. When I went to their site, the story did not stand out anywhere. This is breaking news on other sites and it stands out as soon as you navigate to the site. I really had to dig for the story, and I found it in a little box that had the latest news, most read, and videos. The story was all the way down on the list and you had to click on the link to see the story. The article didn't even have any pictures of Egypts President or the protestors. You can't share this link with Face book or Twitter, but there is a section where you can leave comments and you will be notified via email if anyone posts a comment. Some people may want to share it with friends or family not blog about it on the site. There should be other options to use in order to share news. There were several relevant links on the MSNBC page, as opposed to the Foxnews.com one. The first was a short clip with a reporter showing the protestors happy and celebrating that the President is stepping down; there was nothing especially inflammatory. The second link was to Egypts President at the podium stating his decision. There was a final small description of President Obama and how he felted about the decision. Several things are similar among all of these websites, like how they state Egypts President opposing his decision. They also all describes how the security forces have detained, and later released, at least nine Al-Jazeera correspondents since the protests erupted last month. Authorities have banned its Arabic and English language channels from broadcasting and revoked the press credentials of all of its journalists. The channel has continued to report despite the restrictions. The sites are different in many ways, also. CNN gives you a picture to look at on the home page; in addition to a link you can click to view more information. Both MSNBC and Fox give the option to share the information by email, Face book, or Twitter. This helps the sites spread the word and attract more viewers, therefore helping their traffic ratings. On the other hand, Fox news is not appealing for breaking news. The article wasn't easily found, and when you do find it, it isn't particularly informative. CNN for American audiences is not as good as CNN overseas. The BBC world news surpasses the CNN TV news shown in the U.S. but BBC World comes from Washington & does have some international flavor, but does not give any British news since it is for Americans.