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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Robert Shiller: Insurance, hedging, risk management, efficiency, etc.
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Posted in Economics
Tagged castatrophe bonds, Economics, efficiency, Financial Markets, Hedging, Insurance, markets, Robert Shiller, volatility
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Eric Crampton blogs…
… at “Offsetting Behaviour (because pedestrians matter too)”. As Canadian as the fish they open for you right at the table in that brand-new Canadian restaurant on Fifth Avenue. And spot the header image and give me a ring if … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Resources - References
Tagged blog names, bloggers, blogging, Eric Crampton, funny blog names, Humor, Offsetting Behaviour, Open Media
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Google’s Marissa Mayer talks at Stanford.
AWESOME. I am watching the talks right now, and I am dowloading them thanks to Video Download Helper on FireFox. (I will later put them into MP4 thanks to MPEG StreamClip.)
Other than AdWords, advertising does not work on the Web.
That what I thought when I first read that RickRolling / YouTube story.
Posted in Business, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged ads, advertising, adverts, Internet Marketing, marketing, Rickrolling, Web, web marketing, YouTube
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The truth about (enterprise) prediction markets
Paul Hewitt: [...] In virtually every case, the prediction market forecast is closer to the official HP forecast than it is to the actual outcome. Perhaps these markets are better at forecasting the forecast than they are at forecasting the … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Cases, Collective Forecasting, Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Exchanges & Markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice)
Tagged accuracy, Chris F. Masse, Chris F. Masse is a Fraud., Chris Masse, Collective Intelligence, corporate prediction markets, efficiency, enterprise prediction markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice), HP, internal prediction markets, Midas Oracle, Paul Hewitt, predicting, prediction market industry, prediction markets, Predictions, private prediction markets, The Truth About Prediction Markets, truth, velocity, wisdom of crowds
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When you ask for money, you get advice. And when you ask for advice, you might get money.
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy
Tagged Business, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, giving, Peter Diamandis, Philanthropy, trust, X-prizes
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How to kill Google’s (alledged) monopoly? = How to steal the collective intelligence fire from Google?
Let me explain to you my headline. – As you all know, the print newspaper industry is contracting like a melting ice cube planted in the middle of the Sahara. – Many Old World’s thinkers put the blame on Google. … Continue reading
Max Keiser: “Je suis un artiste incompris.”
Max Keiser: [...] What I think PirateMyFilm will bring to the copyright reform party is the idea that films and music can be collectively financed, i.e., crowd financed, with both the artistic creator and the art consumer participating in the … Continue reading