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Good news: The BetFair blog now features a prediction market column. — Bad news: Their columnist is an anonymous writer with long hair… and dubious skills.
How low can BetFair go with their so-called blog? They are descending so low that they may find out oil in the Hammersmith undergrounds. – Good news: They have a new columnist who tries to apply the prediction market approach. … Continue reading →
Posted in Analysis (Meta), Exchanges & Markets, Prediction Journalism
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Tagged anonymous writer, author, BetFair, BetFair blog, columnist, crap, Information Technology, information technology team, James Surowiecki, no good, oil, prediction market journalist, prediction markets, pseudo-journalist, United States, writer
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