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This is from Silicon Alley Insider.

Top 10 Blogs for October 2007 (U.S., Home and Work)

Please view in a fixed-width font such as Courier.+-------------------+----------+----------+-----------------+| Site              |   Oct-06 |   Oct-07 |  Percent Change ||                   | UA (000) | UA (000) |                 |+-------------------+----------+----------+-----------------+| Blogger           |   21,572 |   34,104 |             58% || WordPress.com     |    2,104 |   11,440 |            444% || Six Apart TypePad |    8,813 |   10,601 |             20% || tmz.com           |    7,107 |    7,805 |             10% || LiveJournal       |    3,366 |    4,260 |             27% || Xanga.com         |    4,760 |    2,741 |            -42% || Thatsfit          |     534* |    2,613 |            389% || Gizmodo           |     941* |    2,135 |            127% || Autoblog          |      920 |    1,949 |            112% || StyleDash         |    1,319 |    1,947 |             48% |+—-—-—-—-—-—--+—-—-—--+—-—-—--+—-—-—-—-—-–-+Source: Nielsen Online

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I made the right choice, last year. Midas Oracle is proudly powered by WordPress.org (which is the portable version of this open-source blogging software).

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Previous blog posts by Chris F. Masse:

• The best research papers on prediction markets
• 2008 Electoral Map
• American Enterprise Institute’s Center For Regulatory And Market Studies (Policy Markets)
• IIF’s SIG on Prediction Markets
• Science
• Why did prediction markets do well in the pre-polling era, professor Strumpf?
• Mozilla FireFox users, do you have trouble downloading academic papers (as PDF files) from SSRN?