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eBay CEO John Donahoe: “We thought auctions was a religion. Auctions are nothing more than a format.”
eBay CEO Talks about Core Values: Auctions Are Not a Religion.
eBay = improving user experience + nurturing innovation
Our good friend Alex Kirtland has a long interview of Alan Lewis of eBay:
Photo: Alan Lewis
Alex Kirtland: Finally, Meg Whitman recently talked about how important improving the eBay user experience is to success of eBay. How has that had an impact on the culture / work style of eBay’s development teams?
Alan Lewis: This shift has [...]
FREAKONOMICS: John Delaney of InTrade-TradeSports.
Freakonomics (last month):
Q: Briefly, what is Intrade?
A: InTrade is a marketplace, just like eBay or the NYSE, that provides innovative markets to trade, and the best darn predictive information on uncertain future events bar none!
InTrade is a prediction exchange (betting exchange) that organizes the trading of event derivatives. It specializes in non-sports prediction markets. (For [...]
PODCAST INTERVIEW: Russell Andersson of HedgeStreet
The Options Insider (streamlined audio on the site – MP3 file):
Mark Longo chats with Russell Andersson, co-founder of the on-line derivatives exchange HedgeStreet.
- HedgeStreet’s Unique Approach To Binary Event Derivatives
- HedgeStreet’s Struggle To Overcome The Stigma of the DARPA Terrorism Futures Exchange
- Can HedgeStreet Avoid Offending Its Customers As It Expands Into Potentially Questionable New [...]
Betcha.com’s Hack of Anti-Internet Gaming Laws
Betcha.com recently began offering a U.S.-based, P2P, honor-based betting service. Its FAQ claims that Betcha.com avoids the reach of domestic state and federal anti-gambling laws because, “Unlike any other betting venue on the planet, Betcha bettors always retain the right to withdraw their bets . . . . Therefore, they are not ‘risking’ anything. [...]
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