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Japanese nuclear disaster and Japanese press coverage — [TRUTH SOCIOLOGY]

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Chris F. Masse

In response to Marginal Revolution. Here’s a French journalist covering the events in Japan. My translation. I got rapidly aware that information is blocked. It is not possible to assist to press conferences or to get accredited. And our Japanese … Continue reading →

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The Senate hearings about the future of journalism

Posted on May 8, 2009 by Chris F. Masse

I read them all. The only great piece is from Google’s Marissa Mayer, and, precisely, this:

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Reuters partner with HubDub.

Posted on September 19, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

YOU HEARD IT ON MIDAS ORACLE FIRST. Once again, we out-scoop Freakonomics and Overcoming Whatever. – HubDub: Reuters partners with Hubdub to put a presence on the prediction market site. Reuters is pleased to announce their new presence on Hubdub, … Continue reading →

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2020′s PREDICTION MARKET JOURNALISM = Polls + Experts + Prediction Markets

Posted on April 30, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

- Justin Wolfers interview: [...] Wolfers predicted that cable news shows would turn to prediction-market experts for analysis in 2008. â€œMy forecast is that theyâ€™ll either have someone in the studio whose job it is to track the markets, or … Continue reading →

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Deep Throat on the journalists’ fatigue for reporting on prediction markets

Posted on April 26, 2008 by Guest Author

When we recently talked to a MSM reporter for a major article, he/she specifically said he/she didn’t want to write about public prediction exchanges because “there is nothing new there,” and was even hesitant to write about the activities of … Continue reading →

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