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Nice article today on Silicon Alley Insider, penned by Media Predict CEO Brent Stinski, about how web 2.0 "looks less like a traditional industry" and more like something "vaguely like Hollywood"
After listing some interesting comparisons between the two marketplaces, Stinski concludes that ultimately, "Tinseltown and Silicon Valley will have far more in common than one might have ever imagined."
About Media Predict: I'd heard of it but just now did I check out the site and its purpose. Having been part of the entertainment markets-predictions-traders-fake money game while at HSX.com way back in the day, I understand the hook – and I must say I like the site a lot.
It covers a ton of media markets and products, and I can see myself spending all kinds of time media trading.
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How Web 2.0 is like Hollywood - May 22, 2008
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After listing some interesting comparisons between the two marketplaces, Stinski concludes that ultimately, "Tinseltown and Silicon Valley will have far more in common than one might have ever imagined."
About Media Predict: I'd heard of it but just now did I check out the site and its purpose. Having been part of the entertainment markets-predictions-traders-fake money game while at HSX.com way back in the day, I understand the hook – and I must say I like the site a lot.
It covers a ton of media markets and products, and I can see myself spending all kinds of time media trading.
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