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Inkling Administrator Conference is live on Twitter.

Arik Johnson is twittering it.
#inkling
And the event is being video-tapped… —stay tuned to Midas Oracle.
P.S.: The Inkling workshop is a regret-free conference.

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Inkling Administrator Conference on May 7th, 2009, in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

Adam Siegel is twittering it.
#inkling
Best wishes to Inkling Markets for their workshop. It will be a rich event, and no-one will have “regrets” about it.

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Robin Hanson should blog more about prediction markets, and spend less time going to moronic vendor conferences.

The general argument is here.
Previously.
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Beware the “Sarah V. Jones”?

I have received e-mails from some business people interested in prediction market conferences. All told me that they suspect that the e-mail account of a “Sarah V. Jones” [*] is in fact operated by John M. —so as to create the illusion of a team. They base their hypothesis on the similitudes between the vocabularies [...]

NewsFutures workshop — Monday, October 27, 2008

After you have participated in this NewsFutures workshop, send me an e-mail at … cfm |-at-| midasoracle |.|-com-| … or …. chrisfmasse |-at-| gmail |.|-com-| … to tell me how it went. I need to hear from the participants, not just from Emile and his gang. Just to form my own independent opinion on this [...]

Prediction Markets and Wisdom of Crowds 101

NewsFutures WorkShop – @ New York City – 2008-10-27
I do not endorse their workshop, but I know that Emile Servan-Schreiber, Maurice Balick and Norris Clark have high quality content to deliver. I would go, if I were in the area that day.
Best wishes to them.

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Where is the post-election academic conference on prediction market performance?

Giberson asks, “Where is the 2008 post-election academic conference on prediction market performance going to be?”

Nigel Eccles guest-blogged at TechCrunch UK that the spot at DEMO 2008 cost HubDub 18,500 bucks ($18,500). Was it worth it? Did that Scottish smart a** overpay? What do you think?

Video

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Why don’t prediction market people submit conference proposals for SXSW 2009?

Predictify did it. – #1 – #2
Why don’t you do it too?
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Robin Hanson, please, jot down “February 4, 2009″ in your Google Calendar.

O’Reilly’s Money:Tech 2009 – (one session about prediction markets) – New York City, New York, U.S.A. – 2009-02-04~06
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Last year, Robin Hanson was invited as a speaker… but declined. Instead, our Master Of All Universes went to another conference, scheduled at the same time —stuff about how to get to converse with extra-terrestrials.
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