The second CNBC video on InTrade’s prediction markets is up and running.

Chris F. Masse August 25th, 2008

In both segments, the appearance of Justin Wolfers is a nuclear disaster. They cut him ultra short. Maybe because of his strong Australian accent, I don’t know. But the end result is bad. It’s a pity. Justin Wolfers would have had many interesting things to say.

PS: InTrade people, please, put that on YouTube and tip me when it is done, so I can embed those videos.

UPDATE: YouTube video (the last part was censored by InTrade-TradeSports CEO John Delaney - PRECISION: the discussion between the journalists and the guest on the TV set was suppressed)

UPDATE: The second CNBC video segment that TradeSports-InTrade CEO John Delaney does not want you to see on YouTube

Tags: CNBC, collective intelligence, event derivative markets, event derivatives, InTrade, Justin Wolfers, political prediction markets, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, real-money prediction markets, Serge Ravitch, wisdom of crowds

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One Response to “The second CNBC video on InTrade’s prediction markets is up and running.”

# Medemion 26 Aug 2008 at 5:23 PM

I was pretty annoyed about that 2nd video this morning. I still can’t find the right words for it. I just feel like beating that poker player up. The Gambling Gods will take care of him, but I still feel like punching him in the face. Everything about that video is a disaster.