Chris asked, “How are you going to get figures, Lucy?”
I doubt most of the firms will release their revenues publicly, but they might be willing to share internally with a PMIA representative (or with Forrester) to create an aggregate figure.
Or maybe it’ll be up to Chris to make a credible estimate… so Chris, what’s your Hubdub bet on this?
@Lucy Vega: Lucy Vega, I think that InTrade are pretty open when it comes to disclosing the amount of bets matched on their exchange. From there, I suppose that an analyst would deduct their revenues. As for the other prediction market firms based in the US, they are pretty secretive.
Chris asked, “How are you going to get figures, Lucy?”
I doubt most of the firms will release their revenues publicly, but they might be willing to share internally with a PMIA representative (or with Forrester) to create an aggregate figure.
Or maybe it’ll be up to Chris to make a credible estimate… so Chris, what’s your Hubdub bet on this?
@Lucy Vega: Lucy Vega, I think that InTrade are pretty open when it comes to disclosing the amount of bets matched on their exchange. From there, I suppose that an analyst would deduct their revenues. As for the other prediction market firms based in the US, they are pretty secretive.
I tell you what, I’ll share my revenue figures if everyone else shares theirs
Chris asked, “How are you going to get figures, Lucy?”
I doubt most of the firms will release their revenues publicly, but they might be willing to share internally with a PMIA representative (or with Forrester) to create an aggregate figure.
Or maybe it’ll be up to Chris to make a credible estimate… so Chris, what’s your Hubdub bet on this?
@Lucy Vega: Lucy Vega, I think that InTrade are pretty open when it comes to disclosing the amount of bets matched on their exchange. From there, I suppose that an analyst would deduct their revenues. As for the other prediction market firms based in the US, they are pretty secretive.
I tell you what, I’ll share my revenue figures if everyone else shares theirs
Chris asked, “How are you going to get figures, Lucy?”
I doubt most of the firms will release their revenues publicly, but they might be willing to share internally with a PMIA representative (or with Forrester) to create an aggregate figure.
Or maybe it’ll be up to Chris to make a credible estimate… so Chris, what’s your Hubdub bet on this?
@Lucy Vega: Lucy Vega, I think that InTrade are pretty open when it comes to disclosing the amount of bets matched on their exchange. From there, I suppose that an analyst would deduct their revenues. As for the other prediction market firms based in the US, they are pretty secretive.