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Monthly Archives: March 2010
REVOLUTION: Nate Silver says the Internet changed everything in politics. – [VIDEO]
16:35 into, Nate Silver is asked whether he would open up the data fire hose, one day:
ACCUSATION: Nate Silver over-uses Wikipedia. – [VIDEO]
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Nate Silver explains how he builds his forecasting models. – [VIDEO]
Via Joe Weisenthal
In France, prediction markets are hyped by 2 bozo economists —David Thesmar and Augustin Landier.
Emile Servan-Schreiber is doing a great job of putting prediction markets on the French media scene. (As I type this, he is on French TV.) 2 green-foot French economists (David Thesmar and Augustin Landier) are hyping the prediction markets in … Continue reading
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Yahoo! economics – [VIDEO]
- Paul Milgrom, “Economics of Combinatorial Auctions” – Al Roth, “What Have We Learned from Market Design” – [YouTube equivalent] Yahoo! won’t let me embed the videos.
Mark Davies spills the beans on how BetFair became #1.
Mark Davies: [E]veryone did it a slightly different way. it wasn’t first-mover advantage at that point, because we weren’t first! But we were first to do it with a model that aggregated demand, whereas everyone else had a different model. … Continue reading