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Both Google and the FTC will monitor the credibility of your prediction market blog.
Google already assesses the reputation of blogs with its PageRank system (and the 199 other parameters that its algorithm computes). Now, we are learning that the FTC will go at it and monitor whether the bloggers who receive $$$ from … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Journalism, Prediction Journalism, Regulations
Tagged Betting, betting blogs, bloggers, blogging, credibility, disclosure, F.T.C., Google PageRank, Open Media, Prediction Market Information, prediction markets, Reputation
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We Plug This British Betting Blog On Midas Oracle Because We Like Its Name.
Right-click this weblink, open it on another tab in your browser, and spot that blog name. Great name. -