Well…- if the embedded video works fine. (If not, go to the site, and click on “-MSNBC live feed”-.) MSNBC Read the previous blog posts by Chris. F. Masse: Five reasons Hillary Clinton should be worried TURNING POINT: BARACK OBAMA … Continue reading
Carl Icahn Read the previous blog posts by Chris. F. Masse: Five reasons Hillary Clinton should be worried TURNING POINT: BARACK OBAMA EVENT DERIVATIVE NOW AHEAD The Best External Web Links On Prediction Markets And On Everything Else The InTrade … Continue reading
Exactly. See the fist comment, there. Read the previous blog posts by Chris. F. Masse: Five reasons Hillary Clinton should be worried TURNING POINT: BARACK OBAMA EVENT DERIVATIVE NOW AHEAD The Best External Web Links On Prediction Markets And On … Continue reading
On Wednesday, January 30, 2008, at 9:00 AM PST (12:00 PM EST- 5:00 PM GMT- 6:00 PM CET), dollar-thirsty Nigel Eccles (pictured above) will be introducing HubDub at DEMO 2008 (one of the best IT conferences, along with eTech, LeWeb, … Continue reading
Dear Midas Oracle readers, I’-m happy to report progress in building the architecture and content of our group blog, Midas Oracle. Let me introduce you to our 2 master pages: “-PREDICTIONS”- and “-BEST”-. —- —- #1. PREDICTIONS http://www.midasoracle.org/predictions/ = our … Continue reading
Bo Cowgill: At OVERCOMING BIAS, Robin Hanson blogs about the overconfidence of CEOs, CFOs and software managers. Our paper also measured overconfidence in the workplace. We found that our marketplace was overconfident as a whole, although the market’-s optimistic bias … Continue reading
Graduate student Ben Spigel’-s comment on Richard Florida’-s blog: About a decade ago, a group of cognitive scientists looking at Bell Labs found that all things being equal, the chances of two scientists collaborating was 4 times higher if they … Continue reading
Even a prediction market fanboy feeds on the polls —-first and foremost. Steve Dubner, the journalist and co-author of Freakonomics, is, along with his two blog colleagues (Steve Levitt and Justin Wolfers), a strong supporter of the prediction markets. They … Continue reading
From the Los Angeles Times: Ron Paul, Dr. No-body, beats Rudy and Fred –-again. Well, he’-s hanging in there. Not only that, but Rep. Ron Paul thumped two reputed Republican heavyweights in the Michigan primary —- former Sen. Fred Thompson … Continue reading
Robin Hanson: Yes prediction markets are cool, Google is cool, and it is cool that Google had location data to show how location influences trading. But cool need not be useful. People are not asking the hard questions here: what … Continue reading
