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Tag Archives: finance bloggers
The people who know the most about finance are the people who work in it.
Which is why pseudonymed finance writers are needed.
Amateur and Professional Bloggers vs Professional Journalists
Felix Salmon (the best finance blogger on Earth): [...] It’s true that blogs are capable of bringing down politicians, just like newspapers. But financial blogs don’t have anything like the same kind of influence that the big political blogs have, … Continue reading
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