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NewsFutures’ hyper marketese on their prediction market consultancy and software package for enterprise prediction markets
NewsFutures: Top-10 reasons why NewsFutures is the ideal partner to harness the wisdom of your crowd 1.) Integrated Solutions We offer complete solutions, not just great software. This approach delivers a much higher success rate and enables the client organization … Continue reading
Posted in Consulting, Exchanges & Markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Software
Tagged Ajit Kambil, appropriate
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NewsFutures Timeline
About the NewsFutures history: – Company founded in March 2000. – French prediction market “la bourse de l’info” launched in September 2000. – Hungarian version “Hirbörze” launched in April 2001 (first integration of a prediction exchange in a news media) … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, History
Tagged Chris Hibbert, Davos, De Volkskrant, MIT, news media, prediction markets, United States, USA TODAY, World Economic Forum
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NewsFutures’s Droit de Reponse (Letter to Editor)
Emile Servan-Schreiber of NewsFutures has posted a comment on the Dutch trader’s story: Yes, election night in Holland, Nov 22nd, revealed some technical limitations in the political market we set up for de Volkskrant. There’s nothing like a real-life massive … Continue reading
Why NewsFutures Sucks – A disgruntled trader’s story
Via reader Jill Peters, a long and detailled blog post from an unhappy NewsFutures real-money trader from Holland. Let’s see whether his criticism is fair —if it’s possible for a third party to judge (we will see). Below is a … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Market Trading, Software
Tagged BetFair, De Volkskrant, disgruntled trader, Emile Servan-Schreiber, EUR, Friedrich Nietzsche, front-end systems, Information Technology, Ireland, Jill Peters, NewsFutures, Player, prediction markets, real-money trader, software developer, The Netherlands, Trader, unhappy trader, United Kingdom, United States, web standards
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