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If you have been having difficulty accessing the site, my apologies. The site has been down for part of the day both yesterday and today. We are working to fix the problem. As a result, we have revered back to the old look and feel temporarily.
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Post Christmas admin message
Dec
Hello again. I hope you all had a good few days away. I will keep posting fairly light today as we have one day left until the weekend. This is a brief housekeeping post. I wanted to alert you to a number of changes we have made to the website.
The 50 Best Business Blogs of 2008
Dec
It was a surprise and honor to visit the indispensable finance resource Business Pundit and find our site mentioned amongst the list of best business blogs for the year.
Thank you Drea for mentioning us. And thank you readers for getting the word out about our site. We hope to continue to meet or exceed your expectations for relevant and thorough business and financial analysis.
In Memoriam: Tanta of Calculated Risk
Dec
Today I learned that we lost one of the most talented bloggers out there, Tanta from the blogsite Calculated Risk. Tanta had been battling cancer. She died aged 47 and will be missed not only by those who knew her but by her many readers and fans.
Quote of the day: Willem Buiter – Tits on a bull
Nov
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Willem Buiter has a very useful and provocative blog at the Financial Times website called Mavercon. The Dutch-born former Bank of England MPC member is not afraid to take policy makers to task or call a spade a spade.
In his latest post on why banks are refusing to lend to creditworthy customers, he has some [...]
Using WordPress Again — or at least trying to
Nov
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A few weeks ago we attempted to switch the blog here over to WordPress from the Blogger platform. It didn’t go so well. In the interim, some of the technical issues seem to be sorted out. If you are reading this post, then we are all ready and set to go.
By and large, [...]
The Top 25 Finance and Economics Blogs
Nov
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Brian Gongol comes out with a list of the most-trafficked business and economic blogs every month. This month, we made it onto the list at number 25. I want to thank everyone for reading this blog and helping it get into the top 25 so quickly.
I started this blog back in March as [...]
Now using WordPress
Nov
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We have now moved from Blogger to WordPress as the software for the site, but everything else should remain pretty much the same. You may have noticed we were offline for a few hours earlier today, but everything is back to normal — or at least it should be.
Special thanks to both Tom and [...]
Blog changes: Blogger or Wordpress?
Nov
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I am off to the beach this weekend, so blogging will be light. But I wanted to ask for help on a technical issue first.
We have been using Blogger’s platform to run this blog for the past 8 months or so. However, we have run up against a number of issues that are limiting. [...]
Credit crisis timeline updates
Oct
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I have not posted all day because I have been spending most of the day doing site maintenance — importing the data from the credit crisis timeline into a database, which will make it a lot easier to update, backfill and make changes to the timeline. We now have about 700 discrete events catalogued [...]
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