I want to start freelance information brokering online and possibly pursue it as a career but I don't know where to start or what courses to do.

We already have an "Info Brokering" thread on main. So...let this topic die.

That's hard, you would have to collect info that wouldn't be on the web, the best to find out how to be one by (irony) google it
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google sucks you have to sift through everything for to long to find what you want ask.com is the same way ill prove it trying looking up moon phase episode 24.5 you won't find this anywhere on the web no information about it anywhere here is your first gig

First you need to be a hacker. You need to acquire information from the government, the public, and also secret organizations that "might" exist. You also need a super computer for faster processing. And also a system like echelon, that can acquire information fast all over the world. And all of these ideas came from a manga I read(past tense).

i bet you can sell cheats and easter eggs

>>5 Jill, did you read the manga Bloody Monday?

Firstly you have to get in to a uiversity that has "library course" You have to get through it (meanwhile building up a certain good reputation) Then you can aplly for brokering. :)

>I don't know where to start or what courses to do

You might not be cut out for Info Brokering, then. If you can't figure out something like that on your own, how do you expect to work?

>>9 Hey hey hey! Sorry to voice my opinion but don't be so mean! Nobody knows where to turn for the first time...That's why I find this carrier interesting.

>>10 Yeah, but Info Brokering requires that talent in people. If you have to turn to someone else instead of working yourself to find it, you might not actually want to do brokering. I say that because this kind of thing is what you'll be doing all the time.

The information the OP requested is not hard to find. It would take a lot of time, a lot of research, but it wouldn't be difficult or elusive to find at all. You don't apply for brokering like you do other jobs, it's not a linear nor common career. You don't take a course and become qualified like other jobs. There are many jobs in information and big data, and those are linear (and perhaps better suited for OP). Info Brokering is much different.

It just seems like a lot of people that want to go into this career don't really have a clue what it's like. Seems like you'd want to figure out that before you decide if you want to do it.