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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Which of these IT firms will soon develop software for prediction markets??
If that’s not done already. Via Endless Innovation, CIO Insight: — ANSWER: All of the software companies listed above.
Posted in Information Technology, Inventions & Innovations, Software
Tagged CIO, Software
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Adam Siegel of Inkling Markets tops the Web 2.0 wave.
Chicago Sun-Times (an Inkling client –info that is not disclosed, of course): Q: Didn’t the Internet craze die back in 2001? Why launch an Internet business? A: The Internet craze didn’t die in 2001. Companies with no path to profitability, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Consulting, Entrepreneurship, Exchanges & Markets, Software
Tagged Abbott Labs, Accenture Technology Labs, Adam, Adam Siegel, Chicago, Chicago Sun-Times, consultant, Digital River, diverse group, eCommerce solutions, Government of Singapore, Inkling, Internet, Internet craze, Internet craze die, KGO, Nate Kontny, online, Online business services, prediction markets, San Francisco, senior developer, senior developer at Digital River, senior manager, Singapore, video game maker, well designed product
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INTERNET GAMBLING AND BETTING: BODOG’S CALVIN AYRE IS NOT A GENTLEMAN.
Via “Europe’s foremost betting industry analyst†(or so he thinks he is), The Globe And Mail. [...] He’s relaxed here, lounging in shorts and flip-flops, occasionally leaning over to his computer to check incoming e-mail, although he chooses his words … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Ethics, Gambling
Tagged attorney, B.C. Securities Commission, betting industry analyst, Bicer Medical Systems, Calvin Ayre, Canada, City University, Court of Queen, David Baines, Dickson, Director, elderly majority owner, Erich Brunnhuber, Europe, Frank Maddock, Howe Street, Internet gambling, investigative journalist, Jamaica, Ken, long-time investigative journalist, Nassau, New Brunswick, New Jersey, officer, Patrick Roberts, President, Seattle, The Bahamas, The Globe and Mail, The Vancouver Sun, USD, Vancouver Stock Exchange, William (Bill) Roberts
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Why Google’s Bo Cowgill is a smart Business Intelligence Specialist, but a poor Internet Marketer
As I told you yesterday (in my listing of the prediction market blogs [*] and how many feed subscribers they have), Bo Cowgill’s blog has only 4 subscribers at BlogLines. That means that he has twice this number at Google … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Information Technology, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged Bo Cowgill, business intelligence, David Pennock, Google, Google's Bo Cowgill, Internet Marketing, Mike Linksvayer, poor Internet Marketer
As, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, smart Business Intelligence Specialist, Web-based feed subscribers
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Those are the most beautiful charts I ever seen in my life, mister InTrade-TradeSports.
Do you do them in a dynamic format, too??? The charts on the ’08 political event derivatives posted by Alex “student-trader” Forshaw are fabulous. It’s pure art, in my view. He does not want to admit it publicly (because that … Continue reading
Alan Jewell of CASTrader in search of the perfect market design
— Part I (posted on his blog): [...] In the CDA markets, you are either a price-taker (market orders) or price-maker (limit orders). As a price-taker, you have to be conscious of liquidity available and be careful not to trade … Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged Alan Jewell, automated accounting system, Hanson, order-matching algorithm
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Ms. Erin Brockovich, VP of Environmental Affairs, Save the World Air Inc.
Save the World Air Inc. at Yahoo! Finance Corporate Website: Save the World Air Inc. (Site inaccessible at the time of writing) Via Crossing Wall Street
AMERICAN PREDICTION MARKET BLOGGER WHO WENT INTO HIDING AFTER THE PASSING OF THE INTERNET GAMBLING PROHIBITION AND ENFORCEMENT ACT HAS RESUSCITATED HIS BLOG.
SmartCrowd will publish a “prediction market index”. Without InTrade, which is illegal in the US. “Paul” (the blogger) is terrorized by the perspective of being arrested by the FBI for publishing a hot link to an offshore (Irish) prediction exchange. … Continue reading
A gaming software company is using Inkling to predict industry quality scores of their products.
Brags the cocky Adam Siegel on the Inkling Markets frontpage. My wild guess: Electronic Arts ??? EA has been visiting Midas Oracle. Could be them. Could be. Or maybe not. Or maybe Electronic Arts went on Midas Oracle vis-a-vis The … Continue reading
Posted in Cases, Consulting, Exchanges & Markets
Tagged Adam, Adam Siegel, Electronic Arts, Software
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