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What does this tell you about the state of the startup capital market?

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HubDub’s Nigel Eccles ridiculizes Paul Kedrosky’s post bashing the prediction markets after the Sarah Palin upset.

Hilarious. – -

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Paul Kedrosky … sucks. — Plus, Jason Trost is bashing InTrade and BetFair in order to boost his startup, Smarkets.

I will soon publish a full post on the relative accuracy of the VP prediction markets (and whether the prediction markets are useful at all, taking into account the occasional upsets theorized by Koleman Strumpf) —tackling Paul Kedrosky, Felix Salmon, … Continue reading

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How VC blogger Paul Kedrosky pumped up HedgeStreet to his gullible readers in 2006, and later failed to update them with the hard fact of its (de facto) bankruptcy. Why telling the truth to readers when it’s easier to tell them fairy tales?

- Paul Kedrosky was all excited, in April 2006, to tell his gullible readers that HedgeStreet received another round of funding —adding all up to $24.9 million. – And just 18 months after Paul Kedrosky’s pronouncement, HedgeStreet (v1) ate the … Continue reading

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O’Reilly Media Money:Tech Conference

If you haven’t seen this take a look: http://conferences.oreillynet.com/pub/w/64/about.html The relevant bit: Sample sessions and topics for Money:Tech include: Prediction markets work better than that other market Prediction markets are finally coming of age, becoming spooking-effective at predicting everything from … Continue reading

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