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Ex-BetFair Mark Davies defends betting in the wake of the latest sport corruption affair. – [VIDEO]
Excellent. Download this post if your feed reader does not show you the video. PS: Give me the name of the idiot who booted Mark Davies out of BetFair.
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Betting, Regulations
Tagged Betting, Ethics, Internet betting, laws, Mark Davies, Regulations, Sport, sport corruption, Sports
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Social B.I. … or social B.S. … ?
You will be the judge.
Ex-BetFair’s Mark Davies –> His new blog URL.
The new URL of his blog: http://www.markxdavies.com/ His Twitter: http://twitter.com/markxdavies A portrait of him (BetFair circa).
Things Jason Ruspini wanna know
“Can we begin to index the broad rate of technological change? What would that curve look like over the last 200 years? How does it correspond to asset returns? Does that say anything about prospective returns?“
Posted in Economics, Finance, Financial Markets
Tagged Economics, economy, Finance, Financial Markets, Jason Ruspini, US economy
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Money does not motivate humans… – [VIDEO]
Higher incentives lead to worse performances: For cognitive tasks: AUTONOMY + MASTERY + PURPOSE.
Posted in Economics, Psychology
Tagged autonomy, economic science, Economics, incentives, mastery, Money, motivations, performances, Psychology, purpose
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The latest Kauffman poll of economic bloggers
- “Grim”. – “Pessimism”.
Midas Oracle also publishes a twitter feed, which has info you won’t get on this blog.
Plenty of things are not published on this blog, but on our Twitter feed. Do subscribe to it —if you are a PM news junkie. Have a good Summer, folks.
3 years later, Mark Davies finally sees the light. — [Better late than never.]
Posted in Information Technology, People
Tagged BetFair, Camberton, Mark Davies, WordPress
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Emile Servan-Schreiber @ Lumenogic
NewsFutures has become Lumenogic. “Collective intelligence for senior leadership”… — the word in bold tells us a lot.
Hedging on Prediction Markets
- Yes. – No.