ABSTRACT Ad networks use revenue sharing and effective filtering of fraudulent clicks to attract publishers. We develop a simple Hotelling competition-based game-theoretic model to study the effect of competition along these dimensions. We compute the Nash equilibrium strategy for two ad networks that compete for publishers. We then investigate how the preferences of the publishers and the quality of the ad networks affect the market share and the strategies chosen at equilibrium
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Motivated by the industry cases, we model the advertising competition between the dominant service p...
We model the commercial World Wide Web as a directed graph that emerges as the equilibrium of a game...
competition and advertisement in media markets. Consider the following three-stage game. First, firm...
Entities of physical presence have always been susceptible to attacks. Entities of online presence a...
Various tools are available for increasing the speed of content dissemination such as embeddinigs in...
Recent advances in information technology have allowed firms to gather vast amounts of data regardin...
In the present work, we study the advertising competition of several marketing campaigns who need to...
Sponsored search mechanisms have drawn much attention from both academic community and industry in r...
This paper examines the behaviour of two firms competing in a duopoly, where firms can influence dem...
In recent years, on the Internet, there is a real phenomenon: the development of social networks tha...
Click fraud is jeopardizing the industry of Internet adver-tising. Internet advertising is crucial f...
International audienceSearch engines are essential actors for web browsing. We analyze here the econ...
We investigate the impact of advertising in a simple static differentiated duopoly model. First, we ...
International audienceThe economic stakes of advertising on the Internet -and in particular, of auct...
We propose and analyse a game describing the interactions between readers and publishers, with the a...
Motivated by the industry cases, we model the advertising competition between the dominant service p...
We model the commercial World Wide Web as a directed graph that emerges as the equilibrium of a game...
competition and advertisement in media markets. Consider the following three-stage game. First, firm...