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Tag Archives: community
In-House Vs. Outsourcing
BetFair Predicts is paying a social media consultant. The Hollywood Stock Exchange / Cantor Exchange is paying a community service provider. HubDub’s community services are performed in house. Should community building be a core constituent of a prediction exchange? I’d … Continue reading
Mike Speiser = Vice President, Community, Yahoo!
Mike Speiser As I understand his title, this guy is one of the heads overseeing Yahoo!’s Yootopia. Am I correct? UPDATE: Yootopia is a research project, and thus not part of Mike Speiser’s galaxy.
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, People
Tagged community, Mike Speiser, prediction markets, vice president, Yahoo!, Yootopia
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Robin Hanson is a web community super star.
Andrew Gelman: I’ll write something fuller on my own blog, but I have to admit I envy Robin the lively and thoughtful participation he gets here. Robin is certainly doing something right to be generating this sort of discussion every … Continue reading →