Paul Wells on how Harper’s winning issue is losing its kick
Tag Archives: Nate Silver
Nate Silver and the future of media
Colby Cosh on the Sports Guy and the Witch
2012 Newsmakers: The headline acts
Psy and a Jay-Z’s baby topped music charts, while a blogger and Kim Jong Un also earned the world’s attention.
Newsmakers of the week
Sonia Sotomayor hits Sesame Street, Robert Mugabe is the new Cecil Rhodes, plus a king-in-not-waiting
What students are talking about today (November 6th edition)
Obama’s odds, no-money-down tuition, Halo 4 & a drug bust
274.5? 315? A U.S. election apéritif
Colby Cosh works to extract a signal from the noise while offering a lesson from the Alberta election
Now is the time to argue about Nate Silver’s method
Jamie Weinman on the gap between trusting your gut and stats
Tarnished Silver: Assessing the new king of stats
Nate Silver’s attackers don’t know what they’re talking about. (Nor do his defenders)
Mind the ‘credibility’ gap
Colby Cosh finds out what subsets, modelling assumptions and ‘non-probability samples’ have to do with polling these days
Do the math
Nate Silver measures the impact of campaign advertising.