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Optimal bundling strategy for digital information goods: network delivery of articles and subscriptions

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The key factors that determine the optimal bundling strategy for digital information goods have been studied through an N-good bundling model. Results indicate that pure unbundling is superior to pure bundling, even in the presence of some degree of economies of scale, when consumers patronize only a subset of the bundle components. This finding should encourage academic journal publishers to offer individual articles and journal subscriptions via the Internet.

Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, Scientific & Technical Journals, Economic aspects, Marketing, Electronic publishing, Electronic marketing, Science journals

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Incentives for strategic vertical alliances in online information product markets

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Issues concerning the study of information product markets available on the Internet are discussed. A detailed analysis of the advantages for vertical alliances between content and network providers is presented.

Research, Product information, Online services, Internet services, Vertical integration

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Digital identity: how users value the attributes of online identifiers

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Users' valuation of online identifiers is analyzed using a conjoint analysis survey method in South Korea.

South Korea, Surveys, User groups, Identification, Identification (Physical), Authentication, Authentication (Identity), User group

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