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If you’re a sports fan in 2026, you’ve undoubtedly been bombarded with all manner of gambling ads.

It is, for better or most likely for worse, an inextricable part of the sports-viewing experience in modern times.

But that doesn’t mean that people embedded in these gambling-forward companies can’t extricate themselves.

That’s exactly what longtime ESPN producer Nicole Noren did.

Speaking with the Columbia Journalism Review, Noren opened up about quitting the Worldwide Leader in protest.

And it really came down to one simple principle: Noren did not want to be a part of nonstop gambling........

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