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PREDICTION MARKETS HAVE ARRIVED: The Sporting Exchange (BetFair-TradeFair) ranks #4 in the Silicon Alley Insider’s list of the top 25 digital startups, and is valued at 5 billion US dollars. (Yes, billions.)
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Blogs are taking over the other Web-based publications.
Tech Crunch’s Mike Arrington (who is furious at a CNET writer): Most of the popular blogs, all of which started out as one-person shops, have now hired separate sales staff to handle sales. We have, Om has, etc. Hell, that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, The Internet
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Major Wager: TradeSports-InTrade is a second-tier betting operator.
Major Wager: All-Purpose Sportsbooks. These are the Bloomingdale’s of the offshore world – one-stop outlets to cover almost everything you might want, while providing stability and reputation. The Greek, WSEX, and Bookmaker/CRIS fall into this category. Their “sister” books can … Continue reading