Mary Campbell of FINAlternatives writes about Lexicon, a new reading machine from Dow Jones & Co. for asset managers.
“The idea, says Rob Passarella, vice president and managing director of institutional markets at Dow Jones & Co., came from the company’s work with academics.
“‘We had been working with academics in the past,’ Passarella told FINalternatives, ‘Many academics like to use what we call our text feed… to actually get our content and do analysis of it. So it pretty much started… with a few guys who wanted to do that, to do some textual content analysis and one of the gentlemen was a guy by the name of Paul Tetlock, who is now at Columbia University.'”
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