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Tag Archives: consumers’ need(s)
Re-read Mike’s testimony slowly, and then you’ll get which consumers’ need(s) prediction market journalism should fulfill.
Mike Linksvayer: Small comforts of prediction markets Mike Linksvayer — November 19th, 2007 Yesterday I had dinner with a friend I hadn’t seen for a few years. I asked what he’d been doing, apart from being a nerd, and he … Continue reading
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