I am one of those “-honorable people”- who get caught in Askimet’-s net. Any blog running Askimet will refuse any of my comments. I have never submitted any illegitimate comment, though.
It’-s a big scandal.
Askimet = Shit.
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Hopefully…-
By the way, blogging was born during the last economic recession. 
UPDATE: Felix Salmon explains the economics of blogs.
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#1. X Groups
Predictify is unveiling a two-way interaction between their prediction platform and the blogs out there.
#2: Social Networking
I’-m told that Predictify will soon unveil a FaceBook application. We will see whether it’-s Predictify working on FaceBook or Predictify woking with FaceBook. See the difference? (YooPick works on FaceBook, not with FaceBook.)
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– 200 web visitors (coming from Google) reached my John Edwards post, published yesterday afternoon (ET).
– 10% of them followed my links to the 2 HubDub prediction markets on John Edwards.
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Remember that those web stats count only the web visitors, not the feed subscribers —-who are more numerous, and whom I focus more on.
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TAKEAWAY: A popular PMJ website, which would associate fresh news and betting recommendations, would send many people to the prediction markets.
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The mainstream media and the classic bloggers will never deal with real-money prediction markets the way they should be dealt with —-for multiple reasons (moral, ethical, legal, etc.). And for other reasons, they will never link to the play-money prediction markets.
Look Justin Wolfers at the Wall Street Journal: He is the most excited about prediction markets. Yet, he does not link to InTrade directly. He does not link to the InTrade real-money prediction markets. Hence, his blah blah blah does not translate into more revenues for InTrade.
What it takes is a brand-new media organization, entirely devoted to prediction markets, and run by die-hard prediction market people.
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Please, guys, help me.
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Here are the stats about the feed subscribers to these blogs who use either Google Reader or iGoogle.
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To interpret these data, you should know that:
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Caught on video.
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Hear it for yourself:
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Campaign For Liberty
Campaign For Liberty – Blog
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WordPress.org
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The New York Times on the brand-new SSRN ranking functionality:
Bloggers like Mr. Reynolds [a university professor] tend to do well on the site, since they can promote their work and offer links to their articles.
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Social Science Research Network – (SSRN)
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Previous blog posts by Chris F. Masse: