A Game Theoretic Analysis of Incentives in Content Production and Sharing Over Peer-to-Peer Networks

Park, Jae-Ok; Schaar, Mihaela van der

doi:10.1109/jstsp.2010.2048609

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“…When there is no incentive mechanism, the balanced choice of users on the platform is not to contribute content (Park & Van Der Schaar, 2010).…”

Section: Platform Incentives (Controlled Motivation) and Travel Knowl...mentioning

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A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

Cong,

2024

EUrASEANs

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This study constructed a research model of the antecedents of mobile social media travel knowledge sharing behavior using self-determination theory and collected data from 403 mobile social media users through online questionnaires. The structural equation modeling (SEM) method was used to test the research model. The aim was to explore the influence of autonomous motivation on the travel knowledge sharing intention and behavior of mobile social media knowledge content creators, as well as the moderating effect of platform incentives (controlled motivation) on the relationship between knowledge sharing intention and behavior. The study addressed the question of how travel knowledge sharing behavior among mobile social media knowledge content creators is generated. The results showed that the autonomous motivation of knowledge contributors is positively related to travel knowledge sharing intention and behavior, and the strength of platform incentives (controlled motivation) positively moderates the extent to which knowledge sharing intention translates into knowledge sharing behavior. The innovation of this study lies in its first attempt to measure the autonomous motivation of knowledge creators to share knowledge using a hierarchical user experience, expanding the measurement dimensions of autonomous motivation. Additionally, the finding that platform incentives (controlled motivation) have a positive moderating effect on the relationship between travel knowledge sharing intention and behavior differs from the majority of existing research perspectives.

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“…When there is no incentive mechanism, the balanced choice of users on the platform is not to contribute content (Park & Van Der Schaar, 2010).…”

Section: Platform Incentives (Controlled Motivation) and Travel Knowl...mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

Cong,

2024

EUrASEANs

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“…Many literatures have been studied on how to allocate or sharing resources to the consumers, such as: price mechanisms [1]; credit mechanism [2];rank mechanisms [3]; game theory [4], [5]; Reciprocity and Barter mechanisms [6], [7]; reputation mechanism [8].…”

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A Game Theoretic Analysis of Resource Pricing and Sharing in P2P Networks

Zhang

Wang

Liu

2014

AMR

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—This paper proposed an incentive mechanism of resource pricing and sharing to achieve the maximum of profits, which based on game theory. Firstly, we proved the Cournot equilibrium sharing within different price and cost functions to achieve the maximum profits. Secondly, we analyze and solve the Cournot equilibrium sharing, the unit profit and the total profits. Finally, simulation show that the proposed model relationships among the number of providers, different of price and cost functions, the maximum profits parameter, the unit profit and the total profits.

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A game‐based incentive model for service cooperation in VANETs

Mao

Zhu

Wei

et al. 2014

Concurrency and Computation

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Summary Because of the highly dynamic topology and the unstable service status of nodes, services in vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) are not always reliable enough for users. Nodes in such a VANET incline to be selfish, which will even enhance this situation. In this work, we present an incentive model for VANETs to support more reliable services in network. We model the situation of service request and response in VANETs by using game theory. We consider the competitive and cooperative relationship between the nodes to formulate the game for VANETs. A contribution measurement is given in order to encourage cooperation during the game. Nodes are encouraged to provide more services to their neighbors in order to acquire more services from other nodes in our model. We also conduct a simulation for the proposed model and give detailed analysis in this work. From the results of the simulation, we argue that we could enable a VANET to support more reliable service by configuring suitable parameters for it. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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A Game Theoretic Analysis of Incentives in Content Production and Sharing Over Peer-to-Peer Networks

Cited by 47 publications

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A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

A Game Theoretic Analysis of Resource Pricing and Sharing in P2P Networks

A game‐based incentive model for service cooperation in VANETs

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