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Prices as Probabilities in Election Markets – 2007 presentation by Lance Fortnow
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UPDATE: Follow up here.
Polls versus Prediction Markets – Lance Fortnow Edition
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Yearly Archives: 2008
Wikipedia, InTrade, Justin Wolfers, McKinsey, NewsFutures, Google, CFM, Inkling, and IEM, top the Google Web Search results for the prediction markets query.
An event derivative trader compares the trading costs of BetFair, InTrade, TradeSports and MatchBook.
WordPress allows the Midas Oracle members to embed a chart widget or a YouTube video in their comments.
I have tested the comment system, and successfully embedded 3 chart widgets (InTrade, NewsFutures, and HubDub) in the comment area of my last post. Additionally, I embedded a YouTube video of a good piece of Jazz (WaterMelon Man by Herbie Hancock).
To do so, when you type your comment, you need to click on the “-HTML”- button, and insert the code here.
It’-s yet another functionality (in a long list) that Midas Oracle offers to the members of the field of prediction markets.
Overcoming Whatever, Freakonomics, and the InTrade e-mailing list, look so pale, now. 
Prediction Markets for the 2008 Electoral College = US Electoral Map
Interesting blog post from Lance Fortnow on the VP prediction markets. (I will soon blog about those.)
InTrade – Electoral Markets Map
Their brand-new widget:
How the prediction markets query has been googled, in the last 12 months
Google Chrome is the future socle of the prediction markets.
Google Chrome, a new browser, will power our prediction market applications, inside the browser tabs, in the future.
Mike Linksvayer has created a PDF file of the Google Chrome brochure.
NEXT: Our follow-up post on Google Chrome