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Zocalo in use at MIT’s Center for Collective Intelligence

Written by Chris Hibbert on August 29, 2008 — 5 Comments

A few months ago I announced that my work on the Zocalo open source Prediction Market project is being supported by consulting contracts with two universities, but was unable to name the second one. I’m pleased to publicly announce that I’ve been working with Tom Malone of MIT’s Center for Collective Intelligence. [...]

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