Daily Archives: June 23, 2009

WordPress blog hacked: What to do, now?

Posted on June 23, 2009 by Chris F. Masse

A nasty hacker has taught a lesson to research scientist David Pennock. The lesson is that our WordPress blogs are not secure, and we should be pro-active in reinforcing their line of defense. David Pennock’s post describing how his blog … Continue reading →

Posted in Ethics, Information Technology | Tagged DreamHost, Google Webmaster Tool, hackers, hacking, hacks, malware, Open Media, security, self-hosted WordPress blogs, servers, troubleshootings, viruses, WordPress, WordPress.org, Yahoo! Site Explorer | 2 Comments

Wimbledon Betting Markets

Posted on June 23, 2009 by Niall O'Connor

Whilst Vaughan Williams’ research on the horse race betting market is highly supportive of the notion that transaction costs are a barrier to efficiency, recent research by David Forrest and Ian McHale, lecturers at the University of Salford, has highlighted … Continue reading →

Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Meta), Betting, Exchanges & Markets | Tagged betting markets, David Forrest, event derivative markets, horse racing, Ian McHale, prediction markets | 3 Comments

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