Two years ago, I wrote that the man should go blogging. Done. Finally.
A view from opposite Harrods –->- http://markxdavies.blogspot.com/
Truly interesting. Bookmark. Subscribe. Read.
Via Crowded Voice
UPDATE: And he tweets too.
Two years ago, I wrote that the man should go blogging. Done. Finally.
A view from opposite Harrods –->- http://markxdavies.blogspot.com/
Truly interesting. Bookmark. Subscribe. Read.
Via Crowded Voice
UPDATE: And he tweets too.
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Addendum: WordPress’-s P2
UPDATE: P2 is out. It sucked too much of the server resources.
Our fearless conductor Chris Masse has mastered the art of blogging, including the key ingredient of consistent daily posts. He knows what Stephen King knows: quantity and quality can be friends.
For a pseudo-blogger like me intimidated by those seven letters “-P u b l i s h”-, I could use some prodding from ludicrous and arbitrary deadlines. Sixteen of them, in fact.
Enter World Blogging Month (WoBloMo), coming in March. The goal is simple: Blog every other day from March 1 to March 31 and you win.
I’-m in. So far as I can tell so are two other people.
One of them, Mark Reid, summed up his reason for joining nicely: “-By forcing regular posts I’m hoping to not indulge myself as much in my writing, find the main thing I want to say in each post and just say it.”-
March is a good month to write since it happens to be a popular month to surf.
So join us and “-just say it”- on every odd day of March. See you on the other side.
Full disclosure.
Tom W. Bell – Tom Bell – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Professor – Law (Chapman University) – Blog: Agoraphilia – California, U.S.A.
Caveat Bettor [pseudonym] – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Event Derivative Trader – Blog: Caveat Bettor – North America
Bo Cowgill – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Quantitative Marketing Manager – Google – Blog: Bo Cowgill – California, U.S.A.
Nigel Eccles – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – CEO – HubDub – Blog: HubDub – Scotland, United Kingdom, E.U.
Michael Giberson – Mike Giberson – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Energy Economist (Center for Energy Commerce, Rawls College of Business, Texas Tech University) – Site: Michael Giberson – Blog: Knowledge Problem – Texas, U.S.A.
Robin Hanson – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Professor – Economics (George Mason University) – Blogs: Overcoming Bias – Virginia, U.S.A.
Chris Hibbert – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Software Architect (Zocalo) – Site: My Druthers – Blog: PanCrit – California, U.S.A.
Alex Kirtland – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Internet Usability Expert – Blog: Usable Markets – New York, U.S.A.
Mike Linksvayer – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Vice-President of Creative Commons – Blog: Mike Linksvayer – California, U.S.A.
David Pennock – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Principal Research Scientist at Yahoo! – Yahoo! Research – Blog: Odd Head – New York, U.S.A.
Jason Ruspini – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Financial Research Analyst, Vice President at Conquest Capital Group – Blog: Risk Markets &- Politics – New York, U.S.A.
Emile Servan-Schreiber – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – CEO – NewsFutures – Blog: NewsFutures – Maryland, U.S.A. &- France, E.U.
Adam Siegel – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – CEO – Inkling Markets – Illinois, U.S.A.
Koleman Strumpf – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Professor – Economics (University of Kansas) – Kansas, U.S.A.
George Tziralis – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Doctoral Researcher – National Technical University of Athens – George Tziralis’-s Home Page – Site: Ask Markets – Greece, E.U.
Eric Zitzewitz – Post Archive at Midas Oracle – (Post Feed) – Professor – Economics (Dartmouth College) – Site: Zitzewitz.net – California, U.S.A.
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Pssttt…- Let me know if I should make a change in a label, or add a link, or else.
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The Beacon
David Theroux, one of the bloggers, is the founder and president of The Independent Institute.
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Interview of Google’-s Matt Cutts by USA Today.
The basic SEO tips.
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Previous blog posts by Chris F. Masse:
Campaign For Liberty
Campaign For Liberty – Blog
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WordPress.org
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Three things that Scottish guy hasn’-t computed yet, though:
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Ecominds
They love us so much that they put Midas Oracle TWICE on their blogroll. If that’-s not pure love, then I don’-t know what pure love is.
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Betfair Unleashed
A new betting blog by Julian Moors (a “-famous unknown”-, as my dad used to say, when we met any stranger).
Best wishes to…- whoever “-Julian Moors”- could be.
RSS feed (whose URL is messed with, on the site): http://www.betfairunleashed.com/feed/
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Please, send me the URLs of good blogs on TradeSports, InTrade, BetFair, Betdaq, MatchBook, HedgeStreet, TradeFair, NewsFutures, HubDub, Inkling Markets, Hollywood Stock Exchange, or else.
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