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Why InTrade CEO John Delaney, TradeSports acting CEO John Delaney, BetFair CEO David Yu, HubDub CEO Nigel Eccles and NewsFutures CEO Emile Servan-Schreiber should supplicate me to develop my prediction market journalism project
- 200 web visitors (coming from Google) reached my John Edwards post, published yesterday afternoon (ET). – 10% of them followed my links to the 2 HubDub prediction markets on John Edwards. – - Remember that those web stats count … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Midas Oracle Project, Midas Oracle Statistics, Prediction Journalism
Tagged acting CEO, BetFair, BetFair CEO, bloggers, brand-new media organization, CEO, David Yu, Emile Servan-Schreiber, Google, HubDub, HubDub CEO, InTrade, InTrade CEO, John Delaney, journalists, Justin Wolfers, mainstream media, Media, Midas Oracle Project, News, NewsFutures, NewsFutures CEO, Nigel Eccles, Open Media, prediction market journalism, prediction markets, The Wall Street Journal, Wall Street Journal, web stats, Web visitors
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Horizon 2015: A long-term strategic perspective for the real-money prediction markets
Announcing the “Horizon 2015″ group. – The year 2008 in the field of prediction markets will be marked by these 4 events: The CFTC will soon announce that InTrade, TradeSports and BetFair are still unwelcomed in the United States of … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Industry), Midas Oracle Administration, Midas Oracle Network, Midas Oracle Project, Prediction Journalism
Tagged Advisory Board, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Horizon 2015, Michael Giberson, Midas Oracle, Midas Oracle Boards, Midas Oracle Network, Midas Oracle Project, Prediction Market Industry Association, prediction markets, Professor, United States Of America
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Prediction markets = “the future of journalism” —said, from day one, Emile Servan-Schreiber of NewsFutures. Emile, if you have balls, let’s do it —all together.
My yesterday’s post about the Obama–Clinton prediction markets was the most popular Midas Oracle story of that Monday. Hummmm… No idea why… I was not helped by Google Search or by an external blogger. Sounds like our Midas Oracle web … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Midas Oracle Project, Prediction Journalism
Tagged Chris Masse, Christmas, Emile Servan-Schreiber, event derivative markets, event derivatives, franc, Google, Journalism, Justin Wolfers, Midas Oracle Project, News Of The World, prediction market journalism, prediction markets, professional blog networks, Robin Hanson, the Washington Post, Web readers
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The managing editor of CNBC.com asks readers whether they should report what the (play-money and real-money) prediction markets say. He is not that hot on the idea —to say the least. Which is why we should develop a blog network on prediction markets —to get rid of the journalists’ filter and report the prediction markets directly to people. Wanna in?
But the “gambling” nature puts some journalists off. Is it just providing information … or promoting betting action? – See, that‘s exactly why I want to develop my “Midas Oracle Project”. Classic journalists and classic bloggers will never treat prediction … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Midas Oracle Project, Prediction Journalism
Tagged blog network, brand-new blog networks, CNBC.com, event derivative markets, event derivatives, managing editor, market-generated predictions, Midas Oracle Project, prediction market journalism, prediction markets, probabilistic predictions, reporting on prediction markets
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The Midas Oracle Project
- – the richer and most technically sophisticated form of prediction market journalism a very popular form of prediction market journalism – Sounds like a too lofty dual goal; your feeling is right. My idea is to find an adéquation … Continue reading