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Tag Archives: Robert Scoble
List of useful iPhone / iPad apps — [LINK]
Robert Scoble.
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged Apple, Apple IPad, Apple iPhone, apps, iOS, iOS apps, iPad, iPad Apps, iPhone, iPhone Apps, native apps, productivity, Robert Scoble
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InTrade CEO John Delaney will soon follow Robert Scoble’s path —I predict.
On Twitter, Robert Scoble used to employ an automatic program that allows him to follow everyone who follows him. He ended up with hundreds of thousands of people to follow —the bulk of them being patented idiots and trolls. He … Continue reading
AskMarkets links its event derivative traders with FaceBook.
AskMarkets George Tziralis’s post A brand-new New York Times article about the social networking websites (like FaceBook and LinkedIn) and the age of “ambient awareness”. SOMEWHAT RELATED APPENDIX: I agree with our good friend Robert Scoble.
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Software, The Internet
Tagged ambient awareness, Ask Markets, AskMarkets, betting markets, event derivative markets, event derivative traders, event derivatives, FaceBook, George Tziralis, Internet Marketing, LinkedIn, marketing, New York Times, prediction market traders, prediction markets, Robert Scoble, social networking, traders
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Predictify is about building track records of human predictors.
Robert Scoble interviews their CTO. Video – - Predictify is not a prediction exchange. We think prediction markets are superior to polls and surveys, don’t we? With Predictify, the mechanism delivering the collective verdict is simplistic: it’s a poll —with … Continue reading
Quizz Of The Day — Monday Morning Edition
What’s the point of posting your Google Calendar on the Web if the only lines that are visible are: – “busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy… busy…” ???? What’s the informational value … Continue reading
TV News Shows = Entertainment
The awful French TV program on sports betting (where BetFair’s Mark Davies croaked in French) reminded me of what Robert Scoble said about TV news shows. They do not intend to educate you.. – Robert Scoble: Last week I was … Continue reading
Posted in Prediction Journalism
Tagged Bug Labs, CEO, CNBC, Director, Donny Deutsch, Entertainment, Fast Money, Mark Davies, Microsoft, News, Peter Semmelhack, Robert Scoble, Roger Ehrenberg, satellite time, sports betting, TV
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Justin Wolfers should have his own Wikipedia entry.
Any Wikipedian out there willing to start off his page? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Wolfers – Robin Hanson, Tyler Cowen, Steve Levitt, and even Don Luskin and Robert Scoble, have their own Wikipedia entry. Why not Wolfers???… I realized that when I updated my … Continue reading
Posted in Midas Oracle Administration, Resources - References
Tagged Acknowledgments, author, co-author, Discover Your Inner Economist, Don Luskin, Donald Luskin, economist, Eric Zitzewitz, Free Software Foundation, Friedrich August Von Hayek, Google, information aggregation tool, James Surowiecki, Justin Wolfers, Linux, Midas Oracle, prediction markets, Professor, Robert Scoble, Robin Hanson, Steve Levitt, Tyler Cowen, Vernon Smith, Web Consortium, Wikipedia, Yahoo!
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The Most Important Discussion On Marketing I Followed This Early Morning
Michael Giberson and Robin Hanson are fond of Inkling Markets’ Godfather, Paul Graham. I am not. I am more interested in Robert Scoble, Loic Le Meur, and Jason Calacanis. With other bloggers, they started a discussion on modern-days public relations. … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged Adam Siegel, CEO, David Perry, Early Morning
Michael Giberson, Emile Servan-Schreiber, good product, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Jason Calacanis, John Delaney, Ken Kittlitz, Loic Le Meur, Michael Giberson, Nigel Eccles, Paul Graham, PR, prediction markets, public relations, Robert Scoble, Robin Hanson, smart entrepreneur, spokesperson
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Google Reader now lets you jot down a note about any feed item that you’ve just read, before you share it with your acquaintances and friends (so they can sense how you feel about the news of the day). So, now, we know what Google’s Bo Cowgill thinks of the CFTC announcement: IT’S “COOL”.
- – Here’s the Google Reader announcement about this new functionality. (My thought: it’s “cool”. ) Robert Scoble thinks it’s lame. – - – To share items with me (Chris Masse) within Google Reader, go to GMail, and under “Chat” … Continue reading