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Monthly Archives: January 2009
The Beeb will reduce its coverage about horse racing.
The BBC will put up more Formula One, instead. -
Is the Earth on the brink of entering another Ice Age?
Posted in Science
Tagged climate, climate change, Earth, global warming, Ice Age, Planet Earth
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The Open Institute Of Prediction Markets
This post is for hosting comments about my mass e-mail on the Open Institute Of Prediction Markets.
Cass Sunstein is too much.
Orin Kerr: Cass [Sunstein] currently writes about 120 law review articles a year, all of which place in top journals, amounting to about 30% of the total placed articles in those journals. – Via Bo Cowgill – Previously: Part One … Continue reading
The Oracle, with Max Keiser
Episode One Download this post if you don’t see the embedded video. -
Posted in Entertainment, Finance, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Humor, The Global Economy
Tagged BBC World News, Max Keiser, The Oracle
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The Oracle, with Max Keiser — BBC World News
The Oracle (“a satirical look into the future”), with Max Keiser, on BBC World News. I have just watched the first edition of this TV show. There is no mention of collective intelligence and prediction markets, alas. The format of … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Prediction Journalism
Tagged BBC World News, Max Keiser, The Oracle
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A FRIEND OF THE PREDICTION MARKETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE — Part 4
Previously: Part One – Part Two – Part Three – Cass Sunstein has just been featured in the print edition of NewsWeek. Web spot. -
Posted in People, Politics, Regulations
Tagged Cass Sunstein, Infotopia, Nudge, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
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A FRIEND OF THE PREDICTION MARKETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE — Part 3
Previously: Part One – Part Two – Ezra Klein: CASS SUNSTEIN PREPARES TO NUDGE. There’s some confusion over a celebrity thinker like Cass Sunstein being appointed to head an office as obscure and bureaucratic as the Office of Information and … Continue reading
Posted in People, Politics, Regulations
Tagged Cass Sunstein, Infotopia, Nudge, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
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How to subscribe to Midas Oracle via Google Reader
- Getting Started with Google Reader – Reading Feeds with Google Reader – Sharing Items with Google Reader – The Midas Oracle Feeds – - For people who want to read all the Midas Oracle blog posts within their feed … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged feed readers, feeds, Google Reader, Open Media, subscriptions
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