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NewsFutures OKays “collective forecasting”.

Actually, Emile Servan-Schreiber has been using this term (“collecting forecasting“) for years. (Spot it under “competitive forecasting”.) Emile, you’re a true pionneer, here. Congrats.

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eLab eXchange – Which real estate search site will see the most traffic?

The eLab eXchange is up and running again with new markets and more to come on a regular basis! Spring is the traditional home buying season and many real estate professionals are predicting a significant “spring bounce.” Will it happen? … Continue reading

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“Competitive Forecasting” (the brand which NewsFutures’ Emile Servan-Schreiber is so sanguine about) is probably more than a generic mark, it might well be a descriptive mark —provided X, Y and Z.

Tom W. Bell – (a law professor who have been following the field of prediction markets for years): My two cents on “competitive forecasting”: It probably rises above a merely generic mark, which could never be protected, because it is … Continue reading

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Does “Competitive Forecasting” belong to NewsFutures?

I’d say no, but I could be damn wrong. Where is Tom W. Bell when we need him?

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Toward Info Accounting In Competitive Forecasting

Toward Info Accounting In Competitive Forecasting – PPT file – by Robin Hanson – 2008-10-15 An interesting set of slides —though it’s about the technicalities of value assessment, and not about the big picture.

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eLab eXchange Web of Misery – Which Online Indicators of Distress Will Grow Most?

The eLab eXchange has just opened “The Web of Misery,” a competitive forecasting tournament hosted by Newsfutures, with 10 markets that reflect new online indicators of economic distress. Come and give it your best shot – forecast just how bad … Continue reading

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The eLab eXchange Has Some Fun With Online Shopping This Holiday Season.

Greetings, market fans. The eLab eXchange, a project of the UC Riverside Sloan Center for Internet Retailing, has just launched several (non-trading) markets designed to test your skill at predicting the likelihood of some closely watched online holiday shopping stats. … Continue reading

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