Changing the (video) game: Innovation, user satisfaction and copyrights in network market competition

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Changing the (video) game: Innovation, user satisfaction and copyrights in network market competition

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This paper explores the emerging trend of user-generated content and innovation in the development of new products and ideas, breaking the traditional producer-consumer paradigm that once dominated the marketplace. In particular, the paper evaluates and compares the relationship between innovation and user satisfaction within the video game industry. To do so, the paper assesses data collected from the online communities of two very different games, Minecraft and Call of Duty in order to dete...

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2015

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Goltz, Nachshon (Sean) / Franks, Jaimie / Goltz, Shem

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/11595

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