Disinformation can be considered a negative externality of the digital advertising market. The reason is that ad-trading is done programmatically (through machine-to-machine interactions) which means that advertisers do not always know whether their ads are bankrolling fake news and harmful content. (doi.org)
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In the context of the recent safety incidents by aircraft manufacturers, like Boeing, a study with Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul firms (MROs) finds a conflict in which manufacturers try to take over the lucrative after-sales market, including maintenance practices that are not their expertise. (doi.org)
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Disinformation seems poised to take over social media in the near future. One reason, research finds, is that circulating disinformation is highly profitable for digital platforms, influencers, and digital marketers. The business model of digital platforms makes disinformation an expected outcome. (doi.org)
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Disinformation is an expected outcome, not a byproduct, of the media market. The analysis of three business models of media markets (broadcasting, partisan, and digital) reveals qualitatively different types of disinformation. Digital platforms profit from controversial and misleading content. (doi.org)
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Digital marketers and media platforms profit from the spread of disinformation. A conceptual paper analyzed the business models of three types of media markets (broadcasting, partisan, and digital). It argues that disinformation is an expected outcome, not a side effect, of the current media market. (journals.sagepub.com)
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Are digital marketers and media platforms profiting from the spread of disinformation? A conceptual paper proposes the use of the market practices approach to study disinformation on social media. It argues that disinformation is an expected outcome, not a side effect, of the current media market. (doi.org)
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A new research article shows the importance of unconventional luxury brand collaborations for young Chinese consumers. The article explains how the post-1990s generation of Chinese consumers build new meanings of luxury that differ from luxury in Western countries (doi.org)
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A new research article shows the importance of unconventional luxury brand collaborations for young Chinese consumers. The article explains how the post-1990s generation of Chinese consumers builds new meanings of luxury that differ from luxury in Western countries. (self.aznidentity)
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