Well, neither have I … but other people are. Here are some links for those of you interested in creating bullet charts. But first, an example of a bullet chart – Bullet Graphs for Not-to-Exceed Targets – Business Objects’ Bullet Graphs: A Good Idea, Implemented Poorly – Holiday Goodies – Google Chart API Challenge Charts [...]
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Have You Thought About Bullet Charts Today?
February 12th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Information Design
Tags:API·design-pattern builder·IBM
Public Prediction Markets Heuristic Review: Yahoo’s Tech Buzz Game
May 28th, 2006 · Comments Off · Prediction Markets
Who Is … Yahoo’s Tech Buzz Game, run by Yahoo Research, co-sponsored by O’Reilly Media, and based on NewsFutures technology, is a “fantasy prediction market for high-tech products, concepts, and trends.” Stock prices adjust based on trader buying or selling of the stock, and then the price is periodically re-aligned with its Buzz Score, which [...]
Tags:a lot of tools·API·David Pennock·Google·high-tech products·hot search term·Java·Linux·NewsFutures technology·O'Reilly·online application development·Online Music Services·pre-defined search terms·Public Prediction·search·Search engine·search frequency·search results·search term·search terms·usable site·Yahoo
Public Prediction Markets Heuristic Review: Smarkets
May 15th, 2006 · 2 Comments · Prediction Markets
Who Is … As the help section says: “Smarkets was created by Steve Odom as an experimental prediction market.” Traders can buy or “short” stock in Amazon products, and prices are determined by their Amazon sales rank. (Aside. I fully realize that shorting a contract on Smarkets, like on HSX, is not shorting in any [...]
Tags:Amazon·API·clever site·given product·hot product·particular products·search results·Steve Odom·USD
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