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Since November 9, 2006, the Sim Exchange has attracted over 2,400 registered players.

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Brian Shiau, the founder of the Sim Exchange, has put out a Press release today.

The frontpage is clearer, now. (Brian, the grey and orange tabs are a bit less readable than the two others.) Great, they rank the top-500 traders. Great. (Take that, Inkling ABC7 Futures Markets!!)

Fantastic. I will register there, later on, but I will need to research about the video games &#8212-that&#8217-s not really my turf. I&#8217-m bullish on the Sim Exchange &#8212-it&#8217-s a winner. I wish that Brian Shiau will also rent the software on demand for corporate applications.

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Practicing golf in ones backyard

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The video.
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Previous blog posts by Chris F. Masse:

  • Psstt… Spot that comment, on Google News, about… “bellwethers”… from a political scientist.
  • INSIDER’s STORY: The insightful strategic business report about The Evil Empire that Henry Berg does not want you to see
  • Prediction markets are about lowering transaction costs. That’s how sports come in.
  • The birth certificate of the next president of the United States of America –maybe
  • The marketing association between BetFair and TOTE Tasmania works better than expected.
  • The term “event markets” sucks —and the uncritical thinkers using this crappy term suck too.
  • CLIMBING HIS WAY TO THE TOP: Erik Snowberg is now Assistant Professor of Economics and Political Science at California Institute of Technology.