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Tag Archives: open-source blogging software
Martha Stewart switches from TypePad to WordPress (the open-source blogging software that powers Midas Oracle).
Martha Stewart switches from TypePad to WordPress. When will Marginal Revolution and Overcoming Bias (both on TypePad) switch to WordPress? I want a prediction market on that.
When your annual growth is +444%, you’re not a Red Herring anymore.
YOU’RE A BLUE WHALE, RATHER. — This is from Silicon Alley Insider. Top 10 Blogs for October 2007 (U.S., Home and Work) Please view in a fixed-width font such as Courier. +——————-+———-+———-+—————–+ | Site | Oct-06 | Oct-07 | Percent … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged open-source blogging software, United States, WordPress
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Open-Source Blogging Software
Read & Write Web (excellent blog name, by the way ): To understand why Six Apart is releasing an open source version of Movable Type, we need to briefly revisit its past. Movable Type was once the darling of the … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged Montana, open-source blogging software, social media platform
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The real story behind Word Press that the Media won’t tell you.
Matthew Mullenweg, the founding developer of WordPress (the open-source blogging software that runs Midas Oracle): One thing I’ve noticed about talking to certain types of [Press], particularly mainstream, is that they have a pattern in mind before they write about … Continue reading
Posted in Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Entrepreneurship, Inventions & Innovations
Tagged content management system, founder, internet behemoth, Matthew Mullenweg, media tries, open-source blogging software, open-source software, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, unusually young founder, USD
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Incite the free-market thinkers into practicing prediction markets.
Psstt… You know of “open-source software”, right? (Disclosure: Midas Oracle is powered by Word Press, an open-source blogging software.) But have you ever heard of “open-source projects”???? Any examples??? If yes, then please put a comment below and state URLs, … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged Mike Linksvayer, open-source blogging software, open-source software
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Professor Robin Hanson does NOT have a blog. – But if ever he came to blogging, shouldn’t he be using an open-source blogging software?
I can’t believe that he chose a proprietary solution (TypePad). Professor Robin Hanson should put his actions in accordance with his big mouth. If he professes the Wisdom of Crowd, then he should use Word Press, Live Journal or DruPal. … Continue reading
10 days left till the November 7′s mid-term congressional elections: Are polls reliable?
Hummm… The WSJ shows us a 1994 comparison between polls and the actual outcome, which leads me to think that the Dems’s victory will be more smashing that one thinks these days. (See the WSJ picture, below.) Let’s look at … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice)
Tagged Brian Murdock, Congress, Darby Kopp, House of Representatives, Ken Allen, Kevin Daniels, Midas Oracle Post Author, NBC, open-source blogging software, Republican Party, Rumor Mill, Senate, Steve, Trader, United States, United States Congress, United States Senate, US House, Wall Street Journal
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