The New Republic profiles the next Vice President of the United States of America -Jim Webb, maybe.

Via mister Bo Cowgill The New Republic – Some British betting bloggers are completely out of the loop. – UPDATE: Andrew Sullivan on Hillary Clinton&#8217-s exit statement. (He liked it.) UPDATE: InTrade forum thread. – InTrade – Democratic Vice President … Continue reading

Dont trade on the VP predictions markets. – Dont bet on Hillary Clinton as VP. – Dont listen to betting bloggers who tell you that Hillary Clinton has a chance to be on the Democratic ticket. – Dont believe in vice presidential selection committees. – Select well your primary, advanced indicators. –

The topic of this post is: Betting &amp- Information – – #1. Don&#8217-t trade on the VP predictions markets. I have stong reservations about those VP prediction markets. Only 2 men in the world know what is going to happen: … Continue reading

Extreme Prediction Markets & Ethics

While Robin Hanson was busy signing Bob&#8217-s petitions and blablabling on philosophy, Jason Ruspini answered the questions. Jason Ruspini (&#8221-The Brain&#8221-) has established himself as one of the experts in the field of prediction markets. Listen up. – 1-2) These … Continue reading

The simplicity and social utility of the gravatars explained to Tom W. Bell by blog guru Chris Pirillo.

Tom W. Bell, Please, watch this short video, and get yourself a gravatar. It&#8217-s easy and fun. – – The little difference between Midas Oracle and Chris Pirillo&#8217-s blog is that he set up things so that when somebody does … Continue reading

Who will be the next US Vice President, past January 2009?

UPDATE: – To be kept updated on the prediction markets, go to the frontpage of Midas Oracle, or click on the InTrade tag. – Here are the expired contracts about the Democratic vice presidential nominee (Joe Biden). – Here is … Continue reading

Using Prediction Markets to Track Information Flows: Evidence from Google – VIDEO – Bo Cowgill on Googles enterprise prediction markets – OReilly Money:Tech

Using Prediction Markets to Track Information Flows: Evidence from Google – (PDF file – PDF file) – by Bo Cowgill, Justin Wolfers, and Eric Zitwewitz – 2008-01-06 – Via Daniel Horowitz (Business and Technology Consultant) Blip.TV &#8212- (FLV file) – … Continue reading

FINALLY, THE PREDICTION MARKETS ARRIVE IN GREAT BRITAIN.

– The image above is static &#8212-it&#8217-s a screen shot of the chart widget, not the chart widget itself. (I haven&#8217-t had access to their code, see, so I am not able to embed it here for you.) To view … Continue reading

BetFair Malta outputs a simplistic prediction game (about the 2008 European soccer tournament). Im not impressed at all.

– Simplistic enough. Sounds more like a promotion trick than a real game. The Sporting Exchange has outsourced the development of this game (and others) to a Swedish team. The Swedish people won a &#8220-multi-year&#8221- contract. I don&#8217-t understand which … Continue reading