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    Blog Post Number 2 Slap in the Facebook: It\'s Time for Social Networks to Open Up http:/www.wired.com/software/webservices/news/2007/08/open_social_net Basically in this article, the author talks about how there are social networks all over the Inte
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    Information Cascades in the Motion Picture Industry modeled by BoseEinstein distribution Bose-Einstein Dynamics and Adaptive Contracting in the Motion Picture Industry, Arthur De Vany, W. David Walls http:/www.jstor.org/cgibin/jstor/printpage/0013013
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    Color Popularity in Cars http:/www2.dupont.com/Automotive/en_US/news_events/article20061129.html The above link is an article about DuPont\'s 2006 Color Popularity Report, which is the automotive industry\'s standard for analyzing and predicting consum
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    The Truth Is Out There: A UFO/Paranormal Refined Search Engine UFO Crawler: The New Paranormal Search Engine http:/www.bigmouthmedia.com/live/articles/ufo-crawler-the-newparanormal-search-engine-.asp/3572/ After graduating from a high school whose ma
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    Information Cascades: The Result of Evolution Information cascades have become one of the key aspects that characterize behavioral economics. These cascades exist in personal fashion choices, stock market, choosing courses, lane choice, rides at an
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    Factors Changing the Auction World: Bid Timing and Software Agents March 24, 2008 The second price (sealed bid) auction runs the same as the first price auction, except the winner pays the second highest bid. Today, eBay is one of the most popular se
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    Facebook: The Ultimate Social Networker? March 24, 2008 In a social network, there is a tendency for two people with a mutual friend to form some sort of link. This is known as triadic closure. The basic principle behind this idea is that new links a
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    The market of lemons can be witnessed almost in any economic market. More specifically, asymmetric information between sellers and buyers exists where one party holds more information than the other. The information problem can either cause an entire