The recent growth of the internet and changes in household-level demand for entertainment

Hong, Seung Hyun

doi:10.1016/j.infoecopol.2007.06.004

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“…The published papers of which I am aware are Hong (2007Hong ( , 2013, Liebowitz (2006Liebowitz ( , 2008, Michel (2006), Peitz and Waelbroeck (2004), Rob and Waldfogel (2006), Waldfogel (2010) and Zentner (2005Zentner ( , 2006. Two unpublished papers of seemingly similar quality to those that are published are Blackburn (2004) and Zentner (2009).…”

Section: Applying the Metric To The Literaturementioning

confidence: 96%

“…I tried to contact each of the authors to make sure I understood and fairly represented their papers. I heard back from all but Peitz Hong (2007): He looks at the impact of the Internet on several activities, including purchases of sound recordings. Col 2 of his Table 4 directly measures the percentage change in sound recordings due to the Internet, which he finds to be 26 %.…”

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How much of the decline in sound recording sales is due to file-sharing?

Liebowitz

2014

J Cult Econ

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Although most studies of file-sharing have concluded that file-sharing has decreased record sales, the extent of the decreased sales often seems uneven. This paper demonstrates that the results are more uniform than previously understood once a consistent metric is used to provide easy comparability across studies. This paper uses the percent of the decline in record sales that is due to file-sharing as a metric to translate the results of the literature into a common framework and then summarizes those results. What has not been previously noted is that the estimates from most studies imply that the impact of file-sharing was sufficient to have caused the entire decline in record sales that occurred from the advent of Napster up to about 2005. A smaller number of studies using post-2005 data indicate that the shift to digital formats may also have contributed to the sales decline that continued after 2005.

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How much of the decline in sound recording sales is due to file-sharing?

Liebowitz

2014

J Cult Econ

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“…coversSeptember-December, 2001, Rob and Waldfogel (2006) covers the period 1999-2003, Zentner (2006 covers October 2001,Bhattacharjee et al (2006) covers March 2003-March 2004, Hong (2007) covers 1996-2002, Blackburn (2004) covers September 2002-September 2003, Bounie et al (2005 cover MayJune 2004 in France, andHui and Png (2003) cover 1994- 1998 …”

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Music file sharing and sales displacement in the iTunes era

Waldfogel

2010

Information Economics and Policy

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“…In the most recent years, the relationship between recreation expenditures and the growth of internet use is also of high interest (Hong, 2007). More specifically, there is a high degree of substitution between these goods.…”

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“…That indicates a negative correlation between internet growth and recreation costs. Hong (2007) shows that internet could be a free recreation. The fact that this attitude characterizes young people takes on particular interest for future research.…”

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Greek Consumers’ Expenditure on Recreation Activities during Difficult Times

Kostakis

Papadaki²,

Marketos³

2014

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This paper uses a dataset of 800 consumers in Athens for the time period 2010-2011 in order to examine the impact of socio-economic and psychological parameters on Greek consumers' expenditure on recreation activities. Several ordinary least squares techniques are applied to capture the possible non-linearities relationship between covariates and criterion variable. Results reveal strong associations between demographic, socioeconomic and psychological parameters and consumers' attitude in recreation expenditures experimentation.

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The recent growth of the internet and changes in household-level demand for entertainment

Cited by 47 publications

References 11 publications

How much of the decline in sound recording sales is due to file-sharing?

How much of the decline in sound recording sales is due to file-sharing?

Music file sharing and sales displacement in the iTunes era

Greek Consumers’ Expenditure on Recreation Activities during Difficult Times

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