This paper examines the licensing strategy of a monopoly content provider that supplies horizontally differentiated content through downstream distributors to consumers who can potentially purchase from both distributors. When consumers' additional gain from the second purchase is high, the mismatch cost is low, and the quality of the extra content is high, some consumers purchase from both firms, which is called multi-homing. Apart from that, all consumers purchase from either distributor. When some consumers multi-home, the content provider always licenses to only one distributor. When all consumers single-home, the content provider either licenses to one distributor or shares the licensing
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We analyse the problem of a non-producing patentee who licenses an essential process innovation to a...
This paper develops a duopoly model for user-generated content (UGC) platforms, which compete for co...
We develop a model of advertising markets in an environment where consumers may switch (or "multi-ho...
Exclusivity and multihoming are two distinct contract approaches frequently used by content owners f...
We examine the impact of the licensing policies of one or more upstream owners of essential intellec...
This thesis consists of four chapters on the industrial organisation of digital platforms and verti...
This dissertation explains new phenomena in platform industries such as wireless communication, vide...
In this paper we present a model of platform competition in which two firms offer horizontally diffe...
This paper develops and analyzes a model of competition between platforms in an industry with indire...
International audienceWe study how the presence of locked-in customers in a downstream market affect...
In this paper, we address how targeting and consumer multi-homing impact platform competition and ma...
We analyze the effects of multi-homing consumers on content provision by media firms. We develop a m...
We examine conditions under which an exclusive license granted by the upstream producer of a compone...
This paper analyzes the effects of tying arrangements on market competition and social welfare in tw...
Traditional advertisement models assume that consumers subscribe to only one platform at the time an...
We analyse the problem of a non-producing patentee who licenses an essential process innovation to a...
This paper develops a duopoly model for user-generated content (UGC) platforms, which compete for co...
We develop a model of advertising markets in an environment where consumers may switch (or "multi-ho...