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Platforms, markets, and bytes
Sean Park:
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Platforms, markets & bytes: the economic landscape of the 6th paradigm
Sean Park is minding a conference presentation. Go there and exchange ideas with him —well, if you have any.
Nauiokas Park – Where Innovation Grows
When is it that they are going to set up their website? We have been treated with a “In Construction – Coming Soon” webpage… for years.
Hurry up, folks.
Sean Park demands to be appointed at the Royal Bank of Scotland as a non-executive director on its board.
Sean Park demands to be appointed at the Royal Bank of Scotland as a non-executive director on its board.
I demand to be appointed as web designer and SEO expert at Sean Park’s website, which has still some connection problem.
Dependency —not
Here is a couple of ideas for Sean Park, who is just emerging from an Afghan cave:
- Buy the brand-new Apple Macintosh MacBook Pro 17″ —I’ll get mine in 2 weeks.
- Get used to connect to the Internet using the WiFi technology —there are so many WiFi HotSpots out there (including in business offices, airports, [...]
I support sport event derivative trading (a.k.a. sport betting), no matter what. — I support TradeSports and BetFair, no matter what.
Jed Christiansen has a more pragmatic and restrictive approach —in his reply to Sean Park.
Cat got Jed Christiansen’s tongue?
Still no reply to Sean Park’s comment criticizing Jed’s anti-sport position.
Allo, Jed, is there anybody home?
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InTrade CEO John Delaney’s comment to the CFTC about “event markets” (prediction markets) was so good that even a BetFair shareholder loved it.
Sean Park (who invested in Betfair at inception):
[...] I was heartened to read John Delaney’s (InTrade CEO) contribution [...]. I would certainly have endorsed this contribution – well crafted, robust, articulate and (imo) stating the blindingly obvious [...].
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Yes, his input was great, but, alas, it won’t win in the end.
The CFTC will probably rule out [...]
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