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InfoSurv’s prediction market software
InfoSurv: Infosurv Launches v2.0 of the iCE Prediction Market System New prediction market technology allows marketers to leverage employees, customers, or targeted consumer groups to accurately predict new product success Atlanta, GA – Infosurv, Inc., a global leader in online … Continue reading
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Tagged Collective Forecasting, enterprise prediction markets, iCE, information aggregation, InfoSurv, Prediction Market Software, prediction markets, software for prediction markets
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They are using prediction markets to forecast what…???…
- “to predict the likelihood of breast cancer drugs succeeding through the three phases of drug clinical trials.” – to “help doctors and patients gain insights into the safety and efficacy of specific drugs at the early stages of clinical … Continue reading
Have the public prediction markets ever been taken seriously by the media and the decision makers during the 1988–2009 period?
Why the influenza A (H1N1) prediction markets are not used by the media and the decision makers Robin Hanson: If H1N1 were more deadly, there’d be more interest in forecasting the number of victims. So far it seems about as … Continue reading
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Tagged betting markets, Collective Forecasting, decision markets, event derivative markets, H1N1, Influenza A (H1N1), information aggregation, Internet Marketing, marketing, Media, prediction markets
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How to win at the lottery (lotto) thanks to a method called the “wisdom of crowds”
Here is the e-mail I have just received: Dear Sir/Madam, WisdomOfTheNet.com is a new website that predicts lottery numbers. On 9th September, Derren Brown successfully predicted the National Lottery numbers using a technique called the wisdom of the crowds. The … Continue reading
Midas Oracle debunks the EPM software vendors’ shallow marketing discourse. But there is a price to pay, of course.
Here is what the San Francisco clown had to say about Midas Oracle: For example one PM blog traffics in deliberate Balkanization of the market. It pretends to be community. It uses lurid narcissism. Some PM stakeholders honor this anal-expulsive … Continue reading
Derren Brown’s lottery win = A split camera trick disguised as “wisdom of crowds”
Derren Brown: How to Win the Lottery (Channel 4 in the U.K.) On 9 September 2009, [British illusionist] Derren Brown conducted a live TV broadcast in which he suggested that he had successfully predicted the winning National Lottery numbers prior … Continue reading