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Tag Archives: Foresight Exchange
How BetFair Works = How BetFair lies about the history of the betting exchange industry
How BetFair Works — VIDEO This BetFair video totally misinforms the public about the history of the betting exchange industry. It actually started in the United States of America, with the Iowa Electronic Markets in 1988, the ForeSight Exchange in … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Industry), Betting, Exchanges & Markets, Explainers, History, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged BetFair, betting exchange industry, betting markets, event derivative markets, Foresight Exchange, Great Britain, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Iowa Electronic Markets, prediction markets, United Kingdom, United States Of America
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Prediction markets, search engines, and social networking: a triangular marriage made in heaven.
Midas Oracle is a group blog devoted on all the dimensions of all the prediction markets. The marketing dimension is important. Since the Iowa Electronic Markets, the Foresight Exchange, the Hollywood Stock Exchange, BetFair, NewsFutures and TradeSports (which later spinned … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Software
Tagged bet exchanges, BetFair, betting exchanges, betting markets, event derivative exchanges, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Foresight Exchange, Google Search, Google Web Search, Hollywood Stock Exchange, HubDub, IEM, Internet Marketing, InTrade, InTrade .NET, Iowa Electronic Markets, NewsFutures, prediction exchanges, prediction market firms, prediction markets, Search Engines, social networking, TradeSports
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Prediction Market Management — Foresight Exchange vs. Inkling Markets & HubDub
This is a follow-up post. — Ken Kittlitz (the head of the Foresight Exchange) to me: You’re correct, the owner of an FX claim must find a different FX player to act as the judge. This is largely to ensure … Continue reading
Is HSX the “longest continuously operating prediction marketâ€??? – REDUX
This is a copy of the story that I ran on the sidebar blog, in mid-October: =============== From the HSX site feed: Hollywood Stock Exchange is an integrated marketing, research and technology company driven by its patented entertainment stock market, … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Exchanges & Markets, History
Tagged 4th of July, Alberta, California, Canada, Chris Hibbert, co-founder, Consensus Point, David McFadzean, Duane Hewitt, Foresight Exchange, Greg James, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Ken Kittlitz, L.A., Mark James, Max Keiser, Michael Burns, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Sean Morgan, technology, ThanksGiving, United States
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