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TechCrunch - 7/28/2008

Predict The Future On WashingtonPost.com

Think you've got the gift of foresight? The Washington Post has partnered with Predictify, an online polling service, to create a "Prediction Center" that allows readers to vote on possible outcomes for selected stories.

Mashable - 6/3/2008

Introducing the Mashable Prediction Center: Because You're Smarter Than Us

We're excited to introduce a cool new feature to our site: The Mashable Prediction Center. The basic premise is to have the Mashable audience predict future events, specifically those pertaining to the Web and social networking space.

Wise Bread - 4/16/2008

Get Paid for your Psychic Skills at Predictify

Predictify lets you predict the outcomes of events that happen in the future, and if you are accurate about the outcome you could get paid. It's fun to try out your divination skills and interact with people who care about the same issues ... and you could get a little bit of pocket change

Freakonomics - 3/26/2008

Introducing the Freakonomics Prediction Center

We've blogged fairly regularly about prediction markets, so the next step would seem pretty logical: make our own. Enter the folks at Predictify, who have been kind enough to create the official Freakonomics Prediction Center.

Venture Beat - 3/25/2008

Predictify, for Crowd-Sourced Predictions, Raises $4.3M

The $4.3 million funding was provided by Sierra Ventures and Sherpalo Ventures. It was the Redwood City, Calif. company's first full round.

Mashable - 3/3/2008

Predictify Platform Launches with Freakonomics

Predictify is offering a platform for others to create co-branded Predictify communities. The first to participate in the new platform offering is none other than Freakonomics. This should make for some interesting material for Freakonomics’ next book, right?

Oregon Daily Emerald - 2/21/2008

8 Websites That Will Change Your Life

The best of the Web focus on interactivity and customization to change the way you live your life online.

Marketplace (American Public Media / National Public Radio) - 2/5/2008

Predictifying the Future

A new website, Predictify.com, is trying to make collective wisdom into a profitable business by allowing people to guess the outcomes of everything from elections to stock prices. Marketplace's Sean Cole reports.

InfoWorld - 12/10/2007

Mob Wisdom Means Business

So-called 'crowdsourcing' lets companies create massive focus groups, garner fresh ideas, and even predict the future

Freakonomics Blog (NYTimes.com) - 10/25/2007

A New Prediction Market for the Masses

There's a new site that looks to be as vast, inclusive, and user-friendly as anything I've seen: Predictify. If the audience proves to be dependable, might soon become every marketer's best friend.

The Dilbert Blog - 10/24/2007

Hiring Republicans

... I get special rights to look at the demographics of the predictors to see what kind of correlations there are. Notice the difference in average predictions by political affiliation: Republicans 352,000, Democrats 286,000, Independents: 275,000. Are Republicans more optimistic than Democrats, and are they projecting that optimism on my book? That’s my hypothesis ...

WebWare (CNET) - 10/10/2007

Predictify Pays You to Change the Future

It's one of the cleverest Web 2.0 mind games I've seen in a while, and it just might work ... they've made it easy and somewhat fun to play, and certainly when there's the potential of earning some money by answering simple questions that only take a few seconds each, people are going to try a least a little to be right.

Mashable - 10/8/2007

Predictify Goes Live Today: Make Money for Being Right

...Throw experts into the mix, however, and you’ve got better data to work with. That’s why Predictify lets accurate users move up in ranking and achieve expert status, which lets them earn more money and weigh in higher for various predictions.



Press Releases

7/28/2008

Predictify Provides Interactive "Prediction Center" for washingtonpost.com

Users Predict the News, Compare Results and Gain Authority Among Community of Users

7/22/2008

Predictify Launches "Featured Predictifier" Program

New Program Provides Forum for Noteworthy Guest Contributors to Tap Predictify Users' Collective Wisdom

7/16/2008

San Francisco Chronicle/SFGate.com and Predictify Launch SFGate.com Prediction Center

New Partnership Enables Readers to Predict the News

6/5/2008

Predictify Launches New Homepage to Highlight Crowd-Sourced Predictions

New Homepage Will Provide Forward-Looking Perspective on the Day's News; Veteran Journalist, David Weir, Joins as Editor-in-Chief

3/3/2008

Freakonomics and Predictify Launch Prediction Center

Freakonomics Partners With Predictify to Make Its Blog More Interactive

1/2/2008

Predictify and The New York Times Launch 2008 Football Playoffs Challenge

New Prediction Game Challenges Football Fans to Prove Their Expertise

12/3/2007

Predictify "Challenges" Members to Test Their Prediction Skills Against Friends

New Challenges Feature Offers Fun Prediction Game Environment For the Competitor in Everyone

11/19/2007

University of Iowa Democrats and Predictify Team Up to Prepare for Presidential Election

Influential Student Organization Taps Collective Wisdom of Internet Users to Prepare for Visiting Presidential Candidates

11/8/2007

Hillary Clinton to Win 2008 Presidential Election, Say Predictify Users

A Year Before Voters Head to the Polls, They.re Out in Full Force Predicting

10/23/2007

Dilbert Creator Uses Predictify to Predict Sales of New Book

Scott Adams, Dilbert Creator and Author, Taps Into Collective Wisdom to Predict Sales Volume, Assess Market Demographics for New Book "Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain!"

10/8/2007

Predictify Launches Prediction Platform That Allows Internet Users to Make Money by Predicting Future Events

New Platform Enables Members to Predict the Outcomes of Real-World Events, Build Reputations as Experts and Get Paid for Their Accuracy