Monthly Archives: April, 2008
THE PLUNGE — “A prediction market, by essence, can’t predict an upset.” —dixit Koleman Strumpf. — Well, that upset is a nice one. I want more like that one.
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InTrade, just after the announcement (right-click on the chart):
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Great WordPress Plugin Of The Day
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Cross-Linker by Jan Hvizdak
Write the words InTrade or BetFair in your post, and the plugin will automatically add the appropriate web links.
Of course, the plugin won’t mess with your already, manually embedded links.
Generally speaking, it won’t mess with anything —it is highly customizable.
The links appear in your feed —few of the other plugins in this [...]
Where is Tom W. Bell when we need him?
Yahoo!’s Political Dashboard does not link to InTrade.
The Wall Street Journal does link to InTrade.
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Does anybody know whether full prediction market journalism can be practiced on America’s soil? Or do we have to go offshore to be able to link to InTrade?
What does the law say?
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The Rise of Crowdsourcing: Creative Wisdom of the Crowd — Tuesday, May 20th, 2008 at 6:00pm — @ Bo Cowgill’s Alma Mater
The Rise of Crowdsourcing: Creative Wisdom of the Crowd – @ Stanford Business School, Stanford University, California, U.S.A. – 2008-05-20
–> Predictify & Cambrian House
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Via Daniel Horowitz (Business and Technology Consultant)
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BetFair Education has now a sub-site within the BetFair blog.
BetFair Education
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The navigation is easy —see the menu on the left-side sidebar.
I encountered only one 404.
They are using Movable Type, and not WordPress, alas.
The list of posts is comprehensive.
They could have integrated their events with Google Calendar —just like the BetFair FireFox add-on does.
The only bit of criticism I’d make is that their betting “knowledge”, [...]
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