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And the award for the most technology advanced software vendor goes to… the envelope, please…. QMARKETS in Israel. … [Cheers and applauses in the crowd.]

Posted on February 15, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

Via Bo “Grandizer” Cowgill, QMarkets: Reliable Enterprise-Grade Software Qmarkets was written from day one as a site for massive use by a large number of users & organizations. As such, Qmarkets is fully scalable in design (relying on Drupal’s core … Continue reading →

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Midas Oracle is the most popular blog network covering the prediction markets and the prediction market industry (and that includes BetFair-TradeFair, TradeSports-InTrade, Google, Consensus Point, Justin Wolfers, Robin Hanson, and the rest of the pack).

Posted on February 2, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

Google Analytics web stats for January 2008:

More on the Midas Oracle web stats. --- Here is the web stats report of my web server of January 2008 (Analog.cx): Successful requests: 1,282,515 Average successful requests per day: 41,382 Successful requests for pages: 415,557 Average successful requests for pages per day: 13,408 Failed requests: 1,252 Redirected requests: 9,537 Distinct files requested: 23,436 Distinct hosts served: 26,547 Data transferred: 13.16 gigabytes Average data transferred per day: 434.81 megabytes --- For your information, the blog census since inception:
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