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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Where to find advice on how to set up your enterprise prediction markets
Consultants – - Inkling – URL: Inkling Markets – (Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.) Adam Siegel — Post Archives at Midas Oracle Nathan Kontny – NewsFutures – (Maryland, U.S.A. & Paris, France, E.U.) Emile Servan-Schreiber — Post Archives at Midas Oracle Maurice … Continue reading
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Tagged A. Huberman
- Bernardo Huberman, Adam, Adam Siegel, Alberta, American Enterprise Institute, Bernardo A. Huberman, Bernd Ankenbrand, BPH Technologies, Calgary, California, Canada, CEO, Charles R. Plott, Chicago, Chris Hibbert, consultancy firms, consultants, Consulting, consulting firms, corporate prediction markets, D.C., David Perry, David Shahar, Director, Durham, economic tools, Elad Amir, Emile Servan-Schreiber, energy, ENERGY ECONOMIST, energy policy, enterprise prediction markets, event derivative markets, event derivatives, France, George Mason, George Tziralis, Germany, Google, Greece, Hollywood Stock Exchange, HP Labs, Illinois, Information Dynamics Lab, IntelliMarket Systems, internal prediction markets, Israel, Jed Christiansen, Justin Wolfers, Kansas, Kay-Yut Chen, Ken Kittlitz, L.A., Littal Shemer Haim, London, Maryland, Maurice Balick, Michael Giberson, Mikael Edholm, Nashville, Nathan Kontny, Noam Danon, North Carolina, Oliver Bernhard Pedersen, Paris, Pennsylvania, Peter Gollowitsch, prediction market consultants, prediction markets, private prediction markets, R. Plott
- Charles Plott, Raleigh, Robert Hahn, Robert Wilburn, Robin Hanson, Software architect /
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Justin Wolfers should have his own Wikipedia entry.
Any Wikipedian out there willing to start off his page? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Wolfers – Robin Hanson, Tyler Cowen, Steve Levitt, and even Don Luskin and Robert Scoble, have their own Wikipedia entry. Why not Wolfers???… I realized that when I updated my … Continue reading
Posted in Midas Oracle Administration, Resources - References
Tagged Acknowledgments, author, co-author, Discover Your Inner Economist, Don Luskin, Donald Luskin, economist, Eric Zitzewitz, Free Software Foundation, Friedrich August Von Hayek, Google, information aggregation tool, James Surowiecki, Justin Wolfers, Linux, Midas Oracle, prediction markets, Professor, Robert Scoble, Robin Hanson, Steve Levitt, Tyler Cowen, Vernon Smith, Web Consortium, Wikipedia, Yahoo!
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If David Pennock were to seek innovation in prediction market data visualization…
… he would associate this with that.
Is Malta’s Lotteries and Gaming Authority a serious governmental body?
Yes. I did a quick research, and here are 2 points I got: The European Union’s Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, Charlie McCreevy, praised Malta’s Lotteries and Gaming Authority for their professionalism. Malta’s Lotteries and Gaming Authority are working … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged API, BetFair, BetFair Malta, Charlie McCreevy, Commissioner, European Union, Internal Market, laws, London, Lotteries and Gaming Authority, Malta, Malta Lotteries And Gaming Authority, Malta's Lotteries and Gaming Authority, prediction markets, Regulations, United Kingdom
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The simplicity and social utility of the gravatars explained to Tom W. Bell by blog guru Chris Pirillo.
Tom W. Bell, Please, watch this short video, and get yourself a gravatar. It’s easy and fun. – - The little difference between Midas Oracle and Chris Pirillo’s blog is that he set up things so that when somebody does … Continue reading
The CFTC safe-harbor option for event markets
The recommendation for safe-harbor of a group of influential economists to the CFTC aims squarely at the 4(c)3(K)* clause of the Commodity Exchange Act. The CFTC may approve a public interest exemption under 4(c) provided that the affected contracts are … Continue reading
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Tagged AEI, American Enterprise Institute, CEA, CFTC, Commodity Exchange Act, Congress, economists, event derivative markets, event derivatives, petition, prediction markets, Robert Hahn, Trader
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Excellent article about enterprise prediction markets and Inkling Markets —with a good word for Robin Hanson, who invented MSR.
Via Daniel Horowitz (Business and Technology Consultant) Software taps into the zeitgeist to predict the future. -
Posted in Cases, Exchanges & Markets, Software
Tagged corporate prediction markets, enterprise prediction markets, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Inkling, inkling markets, internal prediction markets, Prediction Market Software, prediction markets, private prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Software, technology consultant
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HubDub limitations
HubDub is supposed to be a combo: a prediction exchange plus a news aggregator. But are the news sorted out pertinently? Out of the 13 news stories listed under the prediction market on the CFTC licensing event markets, not a … Continue reading
BetFair Developer Program use Joomla! as their blog software (and CMS).
“How do you know that, Chris?” Easy. The distracted BetFair guy who manages their blog forgot to give it a name, so the name that appears in my feed reader is, “Powered by Joomla!”. Another prediction market firm (located in … Continue reading
Lawsuit aiming at compelling the office of the United States trade representative to produce a copy of its compensation settlement with the European Union over the United States’ withdrawal of gambling services from the General Agreement on Trade in Services.
“National Security” is the reason given for the cover up. The Center for Independent Media and Public Citizen are suing their pants off. -