Monthly Archives: February 2009

Nate Silver at TED 2009

- Racism.

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James K. Galbraith on Max Keiser’s The Oracle

- – - – - James K. Galbraith -

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Connect With Fans (CwF) + Reason To Buy (RtB)

= The Business Model ($$$$) – - Download this post, if you don’t see the embedded video in your feed reader. -

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Ten VCs did reject the BetFair business plan, in the late nineties.

Here. -

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Wrong Question

HudDub is not useful (this time around): Will Michael Phelps be arrested for smoking pot? – Breaking News: – Kellogg’s dumps Michael Phelps for smoking pot! – Los Angeles Times – Phelps Gets 3-Month Ban After Being Shown Using Marijuana … Continue reading

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Panos Ipeirotis’s research on Mechanical Turk

… is A-W-E-S-O-M-E. -

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Barney Frank is going to try again to free Internet betting and gambling in the U.S.

Via Smarkets, the FT. The FT. PS: Contra Jason Ruspini, I have always said that the CFTC route is the wrong route. The U.S. should establish a kind of “Gambling and Betting Commission”, like in the U.K., in my view … Continue reading

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Open-Source, Free-Of-Charge, “Constitutionally Open” Prediction Exchange

Mike Linksvayer again. -

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James K. Galbraith on Max Keiser’s The Oracle

Friday. Check your local time. Don’t worry, I will publish the YouTube and Blip.TV videos on Saturday, for those who can’t catch BBC World News. -

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How a Blog Might Have Stopped Bernard Madoff

Excellent point. Via the excellent Felix Salmon. -

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