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Digitization results in decisive changes in the value chains of the cultural sectors. The provision and distribution of cultural goods is increasingly organized through over-the-top (OTT) platforms. This leads to the question of how the increasing dominance of platforms impacts the diversity of...
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Digitization and a range of accompanying innovations enabled over-the-top (OTT) platform companies such as Netflix, Apple or Google to enter the broadcasting sector. As a response, the traditional incumbent broadcasters and distributors built their own digital platforms. Platforms started to...
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When studying psychological effects of mass media, the context shaping the entertainment experience is often neglected. Yet, to be able to understand the entertainment experience as a whole, it is necessary to acknowledge the highly intertwined nature of social situation, technology and content....
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In recent years, an increasing number of telecommunications companies such as BlackBerry Ltd. and software companies such as Apple Inc. or Google Inc. strived for a leading platform status within the information and communication technology (ICT) sector. While platform theory is able to cover...
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Digitisation and a range of accompanying innovations enabled Over-The-Top (OTT) platform companies such as Apple, Google, and Amazon to enter the media and communications sector. As a response, the traditional incumbent players built their own wannabe platforms to stay competitive. The sector...
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