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This study examines the gender differences in user-generated travel photographs posted on social networking services. Using 515 travel photographs—285 generated by females and 230 generated by males—from China's Sina Weibo website, the study analyzes the gender differences in the photographs...
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We document a causal influence of online user-generated information on realworld economic outcomes. In particular, we …
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Blogging is a complex phenomenon that is hard to define. The more a blog is visible, the more it is capable to attract … advertising and consequently to monetize the authors‟ effort in keeping it alive and appealing. Therefore a blog can be considered …
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Social media-based expert blogs are a crucial and credible online information source for consumers, yet little is known … analyses reveal three key insights: (1) Expert blog sentiments and volume on a focal brand have a positive relationship with …, dynamic relationships. For example, a 1 percent unexpected increase in Acer’s expert blog sentiment would be associated with a …
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Local residents' voices have been regarded as the most important extra-role behavior that determines the growth and survival of tourist destinations. This study examines the antecedents of such crucial extra-role behaviors of local residents. Furthermore, it examines the mediation role of...
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Green tourism, social media branding and technology adoption have recently become the most powerful elements in the tourism world during and post-COVID19 pandemic. This paper aims to investigate the effects of social media branding and technology adoption on green tourism with tourists’...
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Firms change over time. Which changes are so damaging that consumers believe the firm’s very identity ceases to exist? We explored this question using Twitter data and eight experiments involving nearly 3,000 subjects. Consumers judged that moral deteriorations were particularly disruptive to...
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Recent Internet technologies and web-based applications, such as social software, are being increasingly applied in firms. Social software can be employed for knowledge management and for external communication enabling access to internal and external knowledge. Knowledge in turn constitutes one...
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