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In this paper we analytically study the effect of social hubs on the penetration of new products. Aggregating individual-level social network considerations to the market level, we identify boundary conditions for hubs' effect on diffusion. Our results demonstrate that seeding hubs has a...
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Advertisements that present the image of the slim figures of models, movie actors and celebs are often blamed in triggering anorexia. In this paper we suggest that the slim model effect on consumers' weight is substantially greater than previously estimated due to its role in the emergence of...
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Online communities exist in many forms and sizes. Yet, there is limited insight into why some online communities are sustainable, while others disappear. We find that in order to maintain sustainability, online communities exhibit a typical hierarchical social circle structure that balances...
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We show how networks modify the diffusion curve by affecting its symmetry. We demonstrate that a network's degree distribution has a significant impact on the contagion properties of the subsequent adoption process, and we propose a method for uncovering the degree distribution of the adopter...
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We show how networks modify the diffusion curve by affecting its symmetry. We demonstrate that a network's degree distribution has significant impact on the contagion properties of the subsequent adoption process, and propose a method for uncovering the degree distribution of the adopter network...
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