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Forecasting Principles should index BusinessWeek.

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Andreas Graefe,

Please, index the BusinessWeek news article (see the page #2, too) on your IIF webpage.

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I believe it&#8217-s an Earth-shattering piece featuring major thinkers of the field of prediction markets, who were interviewed by that bright journalist &#8212-smart enough to sense who are the truly important prediction market experts who count nowadays.

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And if you need an alternative title:

BusinessWeek: The most famous and forward-thinking experts in the field of prediction markets talk about the future regulations of event derivative exchanges in the United States of America. – (page #2) – (print page)

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IIFs SIG on Prediction Markets

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http://www.marketsforforecasting.com/ now redirects to:

http://www.forecastingprinciples.com/PM/

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I have listed Andreas Graefe&#8217-s sub-website everywhere &#8212-and I have also put the link here, at the bottom of our blog sidebar.

(I&#8217-m too good, I know. :-D )

Best wishes to him.

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Prediction Markets: A new Special Interest Group on forecastingprinciples.com

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The marketsforforecasting.com Special Interest Group provides a resource for researchers and practitioners who are interested in the field of prediction markets.

In keeping with the objectives of forecastingprinciples.com, this SIG will present research findings that support evidence-based principles. In particular, the site covers research that provides guidelines, prescriptions, rules, conditions, action statements, or advice about what to do in given situations.

The current site is a beta-version. To further develop the content, we ask for your contributions!

The material for this special interest group is maintained by Andreas Graefe. Please contact him for further information, and with corrections, additions, or suggestions for these pages.