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Dan Gillmor"[J]ournalists could easily exploit their knowledge for insider trading on (gambling 'markets'). I dearly hope that’s not been happening, and won’t happen, in this unnerving new arena, where reality, journalism, gambling and criminality intertwine."
Roadskater, Ph.D.@dangillmor I'm not a journalist, but I was warned almost two (TWO!) years ago about something that we post on my office website on a monthly basis and one of those "prediction markets".
TBH, I never heard of the term "prediction market" until maybe last summer. It was originally described to me as "a gambling website".
Remarkable Sorbet@dangillmor okay but, why is [J] in [] is there a meaning I am not aware of
Tim@sleepingcat @dangillmor just showing it’s quoted slightly modified from how it is in the actual article, where it’s lowercase
A slow burn, I love you.@dangillmor What a crock of shit, how is it that every time I'm accused of gbling issues its a set up by the dumb asses who have gambling issues and dislike me because they hate women?
Ive never spent a dime of my money at a casino, other people spent my money at casinos.
I've never been into chance or gambling games.
That's actually part of my CASE AND POINT.
A picture FRAME has more than 3 sides to make that framework!