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The SuperStruct Game = the world’s first massively multiplayer forecasting game
The SuperStruct Game FAQ YouTube video – Tip via our good doctor Pennock of YooPick fame. -
Inkling Markets’ Advisory Board… which does not want to tell its name
Via Daniel Horowitz (Business and Technology Consultant) Inkling Markets’ Advisory Board (curiously named “Friends Of Inkling”): Bo Cowgill, Google Inc. — Product developer, expert on decision markets for Google; creator of Google’s prediction market and co-author of Using Prediction Markets … Continue reading
Posted in Consulting, Exchanges & Markets
Tagged author, Bob Johansen, Center for Energy Commerce, CEO, Clark University, co-author, director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program, Editor-in-Chief, Founder and Chairman, Founder and director, Friends Of Inkling, George Gendron, Google Inc, Graduate School, Inkling, inkling markets, Inkling Markets' Advisory Board, innovative game designer, Institute for the Future, Jane McGonigal, Kellogg, Linden Lab, management consultant and professor, Michael Giberson, MIT, Northwestern University, PhD, prediction markets, Rawls College of Business, renowned gaming developer, researcher and analyst, Russ Roberts, School of Management, strategy and organization effectiveness consultant and professor, technology consultant, Technology Review, Texas Tech University, TIME MAGAZINE
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The purpose of X2 is to identify future disruptions, opportunities, and competitive landscapes related to the content and dynamics of global science and technology innovation; to develop a new platform for understanding global innovation trends; and to present this information to policy- and decision-makers, as well as the general public, in a useful form.
X2 Made with Drupal. Sounds well done. A pity it’s not prediction markets. -
The Institute For The Future tells its experience with Inkling Markets.
The Institute For The Future: These ideas are pulled predominantly from the experience of running the market, rather than participating in the market. Hummm… I don’t find the text to be an interesting read. Do you?
The Institute for the Future’s Anthony Townsend on internal prediction markets
From his Confab notes: I was both buoyed and dismayed by what I learned at this event. Buoyed by how much potential there is in prediction markets for improving decision-making and forecasting. Dismayed by how shallow the body of knowledge … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Cases, Consulting
Tagged Anthony Townsend, Institute for the Future
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The Institute for the Future’s Anthony Townsend on internal prediction markets
From his Confab notes: I was both buoyed and dismayed by what I learned at this event. Buoyed by how much potential there is in prediction markets for improving decision-making and forecasting. Dismayed by how shallow the body of knowledge … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Cases, Consulting
Tagged Anthony Townsend, Europe, Institute for the Future, United States
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