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Tag Archives: Marginal Revolution
Midas Oracle has attracted 443,721 visitors since its launch in November 2006
Marginal Revolution has attracted more than 23 million visitors since its launch in 2003. That’s according to the Wall Street Journal. Midas Oracle has attracted 443,721 visitors since its launch in November 2006. So, Marginal Revolution is only 52 times … Continue reading
Twitter drove more traffic to Midas Oracle than Marginal Revolution (who have linked to us) did —this past week.
FREEZE: The feed subscribers of Marginal Revolution (who came here thru Google Reader or else) are not counted, so the number for Marginal Revolution is actually higher than what Google Analytics tells me. This stats is only for the referring … Continue reading
Posted in Midas Oracle Statistics
Tagged Marginal Revolution, referring sites, Twitter, web statistics, web traffic
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Tyler Cowen: “Blogging is not for everyone.”
Download this post to watch the video if you don’t see the embedded video within your feed reader.
Posted in Prediction Journalism
Tagged bloggers, blogging, Marginal Revolution, Open Media, Tyler Cowen
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The blogger at Marginal Revolution misinforms the public by repeating the misinterpretation thrown around by liberal hack Paul Krugman about the alleged manipulation on the InTrade prediction markets.
Alex Tabarrok writes that “someone was manipulating Intrade to boost John McCain’s stock price”. No…!!!… John Delaney said that that firm has been hedging on InTrade —a normal and beneficial activity on the other (larger and more liquid) financial markets. … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Finance, Hedging & Insurance, Prediction Journalism
Tagged betting markets, event derivative markets, Finance, Hedging, InTrade, John Delaney, manipulations, Marginal Revolution, market manipulations, political hedging, political prediction markets, prediction markets, real-money prediction markets, risk hedging, US elections, US politics
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Marginal Revolution vs. Freakonomics vs. Overcoming Bias vs. Midas Oracle
Here are the stats about the feed subscribers to these blogs who use either Google Reader or iGoogle. – To interpret these data, you should know that: The web visitors are not counted. The PC-based feed subscribers are not counted. … Continue reading