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Tag Archives: web publishing tools
New information technologies for the friends of prediction markets?
My opinions on three recent IT announcements: — #1. GOOGLE KNOLS – Bullshit. There is no tapping into the wisdom of crowds —contrary to Wikipedia. Why would Robin Hanson (for instance) write on prediction markets for a Google-owned webpage when … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology, Midas Oracle Administration, The Internet
Tagged Google, head the development, information technologies, PHP, prediction market plugin for blogging software, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Search Engines, software packages, web encyclopedias, web publishing, web publishing tools, web resources, Yahoo!
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WordPress is the publishing software of choice for both blogs and newspapers.
As I said the other day: Don’t be obsessed by defining what a blog is —it can be so many things (modern writings, or formal writings). Instead, focus your attention on the blogging software, which is more and more the … Continue reading
Posted in Prediction Journalism
Tagged HTML, Matt Mullenweg, web publishing, web publishing tools
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Blogging Software = Freedom to write in any form and shape you want
Harvard University professor Edward Glaeser: [...] Blogs and columns are quite different, and The Marginal Revolution illustrates what can make blogs exciting. Mr. Cowen and his collaborators post to the website with astonishing regularity. Their blog posts are often brief … Continue reading
Should prediction market firms use blogs?
BusinessWeek on McKinsey’s global survey: [...] Only 16% of the companies surveyed said they were investing in blogs, compared to 63% for web services, 28% for peer-to-peer networks, and 19% for social networks. 78% identified web services as the Web … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged content management system, David Perry, event derivative traders, Hollywood Stock Exchange, HTML, HTML editor, identified web services, media people, prediction markets, Social Networks, technology/tool, Tennessee, web publishing, web publishing tool, web publishing tools, Web services
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