Prediction markets are starting to appear in the news.
Not just forecasts or analysis, but actual betting odds tied to political events, economic indicators, and global developments that are increasingly being integrated into mainstream coverage.
On the latest episode of News Over Noise, Matt Jordan and Cory Barker talk with Judd Legum, founder of Popular Information, about what happens when journalism begins adopting the logic of markets and speculation.
It is a fascinating and, at times, unsettling conversation about incentives, ethics, and what this shift could mean for accountability reporting and a free press.
I’m proud to produce the News Over Noisepodcast and wanted to share one of my favorite episodes from Season 4:
We hear a lot about “free speech.” But how much of what we’re hearing is actually accurate?
I’m excited to share the latest episode of News Over Noise. Matt Jordan and Cory Barker sit down with Amy Kristin Sanders, Penn State’s John and Ann Curley Chair in First Amendment Studies, for a conversation that feels especially timely.
They explore SLAPP suits, media ownership, and the difference between government censorship and private platform moderation. What stayed with me most is the reminder that democracy requires participation. It is not automatic. It is not guaranteed.
If you are trying to make sense of current debates about press freedom and the broader civic stakes, this episode offers clear, grounded perspective.
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