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Tag Archives: NewsWeek
Meet David Perry of Consensus Point.
David Perry Photo Credit: Bryan Bass, for NewsWeek
Posted in People
Tagged Bryan Bass, David Perry, NewsWeek, prediction markets, Washington Stock Exchange
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The Defining Moment Of The French Presidential Elections
French Adman Jacques Seguela = Political Turncoat Of The Millennium #1. Adman Jacques Seguela (of ad firm Euro-RSCG) worked for all the (presidential and legislative) Socialist candidates since 1981 —except for the last one (Segolene Royal). #2. He has voted … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities, Politics
Tagged Christopher Dickey, David Geffen, economics professor, France, International Herald Tribune, Jacques Seguela, Katrin Bennhold, London, Matthew Parris, MIT, NewsWeek, Nicolas Sarkozy, Olivier Blanchard, Rudy Giuliani, Segolene Royal, Socialist presidential candidate, the Times
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Christopher Dickey of NewsWeek has a screw loose.
French Presidential Elections Christopher Dickey: Sarko Has the Best Plan, But French Voters Don’t Want It. [...] On paper, Nicolas Sarkozy offers France its best hope for change. [...] He would cut taxes, free up the labor market, encourage people … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Market Prices & Probabilities, Politics
Tagged Christopher Dicke, Christopher Dickey, current presidential candidate, David Geffen, economics professor, France, French House of Representatives, French political elections, Huey Long, Jacques Seguela, London, Matthew Parris, minimum services, MIT, NewsWeek, Nicolas Sarkozy, Olivier Blanchard, President, RTL, Rudy Giuliani, Socialist candidate, the Times, USD
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This is a really tough decision. War may well be the right decision at this point. In fact, I think it–it’s–it–it probably is.
So said Time columnist Joe Klein just before the Iraq war. And now, Joe Klein pretends that he was all against this Iraq war from day one. Joe Klein is just the latest of the so-called “MSN” pundits caught red-handed … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged author, author of Primary, Bill Clinton, CBS News, columnist, Dan Rather, Iraq, Joe Klein, John Travolta, NewsWeek, scientist, Sean Caroll
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Great Democratic-Leaning Blog Of The Day
Libre Respondent: You Want to Make A Bad Situation Worse? Call in George W. Bush. According to Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, quoted in the Newsweek print edition, the Palestinian election that brought Hamas to power was a result of … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Resources - References
Tagged Ahmed Nazif, Bush Desperately Need, business school professor, Cheney, Egypt, Hamas, Iraq, Leon Winer, NewsWeek, oil, Prime Minister, the NewsWeek, USD
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How to turn your blog into a book
The Life Hacker girl has a book out (and she is in NewsWeek, too): [...] It wasn’t until I’d posted to Lifehacker 12 times a day every weekday for 9 months until I got a career-changing email from David at … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged Chris Masse, Guy Kawasaki, NewsWeek
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Historical prediction markets vs. scientific polls (or non-scientific polls + bullshit detectors)
Five minutes ago, I lamented that the names of economists Koleman Strumpf and Paul Rhode were not cited in the NewsWeek article. Well, here’s from the WSJ blog $$$ (via JC Kommer): MarketBeat: Betting on Politicians, 1916 Edition – [historical … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Exchanges & Markets, History
Tagged Carolina-Chapel Hill, Koleman Strumpf, New York, New York Stock Exchange, NewsWeek, North Carolina, Paul Rhode, prediction markets, President, Republican Party, substantial media coverage, the NewsWeek, University of North Carolina, USD, Wall Street
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Historical prediction markets: Kudos to Koleman Strumpf and Paul Rhode
Excerpted at CFM and cited here, the NewsWeek article (heavily featuring professor Justin Wolfers and consultant David Perry) is a very good read. The driving force behind the WSX—betting on election outcomes—is nothing new. Even though the first organized markets … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Exchanges & Markets, History
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, consultant, David Perry, Deep Throat, George Gallup, heavily featuring professor, Justin Wolfers, Koleman Strumpf, New York, NewsWeek, Paul Rhode
Excerpted, Paul Rhode, prediction markets, the New York Times, USD, Wall Street, Washington
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