Journal of Media Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Nodir Adilov

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Volume 37, issue 4, 2025

Adopting digital press: media transformation and advertising dynamics in Southeastern Europe pp. 165-184

Athanasios Papathanasopoulos and Aikaterini Stavrianea

Journey from light viewer to heavy viewer when you get engaged in OTT: a Hidden Markov Model approach pp. 185-205

Dongnyok Shim

De Gruyter Handbook of Media Economics pp. 206-208

Carol Terracina-Hartman

Volume 37, issue 3, 2025

Examining the relationship between economic growth and media in different economies: the role of press freedom, media corruption and diversity pp. 85-104

Elena Ketteni and Theodora A. Maniou

Should social networks inform their users about the prices they charge advertisers? pp. 105-128

Yan-Shu Lin, Van-Chung Dong and Suwannajoi Suttiwan

The rise of smart speakers: a comparative analysis of music streaming service adoption and platform interdependencies pp. 129-147

Levent Uyar, Michel Clement, Besarta Veseli and Michael Kandziora

How does violence in a webcomic relate to user ratings of the webcomic and perceptions of violence in the webcomic? pp. 148-164

Sang Yup Lee, Min Yeob Kim and Pil Kyu Choi

Volume 37, issue 2, 2025

The rise of hedge fund control: redefining three eras of newspaper ownership patterns pp. 47-63

Qian Yu

An empirical study on the intention to use OTT bundled services: behavioral economics perspective pp. 64-84

Hyunjung Son and Sangwon Lee

Volume 37, issue 1, 2025

Methodological foundations of media political economy: a critical review of “Political economy of media and communication: methodological approaches” pp. 1-3

Alireza Pirverdizade

Digital transformation’s impact on media concentration and news diversity: a network analysis of cross-platform news usage in Germany pp. 4-19

Ingo Knuth, Thomas Petzold and Florian Richter

Towards the measurement of consumer trust in media brands—scale development and validation pp. 20-45

Steffen Heim, Sylvia Chan-Olmsted, Claudia Fantapié Altobelli, Michael Fretschner and Lisa-Charlotte Wolter

Volume 36, issue 3-4, 2024

Demand and supply side effects of COVID-19 on music streaming pp. 47-73

Janek Meyn and Sönke Albers

Domestic vs. foreign football matches: are viewers interested in the same features? pp. 74-92

Thadeu Gasparetto, Erik Abgaryan and Sergei Batargaleev

Effect of media freedom on liquidity and information asymmetry: evidence from non-U.S. stocks in the NYSE pp. 93-111

Darius Fatemi, Hyun Joung Jin, Jang-Chul Kim and Yunna Rhee

Volume 36, issue 1-2, 2024

How brand live streaming affects brand attachment in social commerce: from the perspective of IT affordances pp. 1-28

Tian Wang, Yanglu Wang, Yening Wen and Chenyue Wang

Moviegoing in the wake of a pandemic: Re-evaluating the attitudes, intentions, and behaviors of U.S. Moviegoers in the streaming era pp. 29-46

Chris DeFelice, Lance Porter and Seon-Woo Kim

Volume 35, issue 3-4, 2023

The show must go on(line): the impact of content and system quality on the usage of television streaming content libraries pp. 63-86

Christian Zabel, Reinhard E. Kunz, Verena Telkmann and Daniel O’Brien

Newly subscribed! Effects of e-mail newsletters on news-reading habit and subscriber retention during onboarding: evidence from clickstream and subscription data pp. 87-107

Su Jung Kim, Ho Kim, Jaewon R. Choi and Edward C. Malthouse

Volume 35, issue 1-2, 2023

Applying option thinking to value experiential marketing content pp. 1-27

Franziska Völckner, Martin Spann, Henrik Sattler, Rouven Schwerdtfeger, Thorsten Hennig-Thurau and Martin Hirche

Influencer transgressions: The impacts on endorser and brand pp. 28-62

Walter von Mettenheim and Klaus-Peter Wiedmann

Volume 34, issue 4, 2022

Content-, system-, and hardware-related effects on the experience of flow in VR gaming pp. 213-242

Reinhard E. Kunz, Christian Zabel and Verena Telkmann

Does star power mitigate the negative effect of cultural distance on box office revenue? Evidence from Taiwan pp. 243-265

Pei-An Liao, Min-Xue Zhuang, Wen-jhan Jane and Yuan-Lin Hsu

Gender Bias in German Media Reports pp. 266-283

Lea Bernhardt and Ralf Dewenter

Volume 34, issue 3, 2022

Television and women’s reproductive behavior: evidence from Uganda pp. 135-151

Ishraq Ahmed

Externalities across advertising markets pp. 152-175

Rémi Devaux and Olivier Bomsel

Power, linkages and space: an exploratory study of China’s film cluster from 2010 to 2020 pp. 176-193

Ying Zhou

The effectiveness of event marketing in an attention economy: Findings from Twitch live-stream esports tournament events pp. 194-211

Eric Mao

Volume 34, issue 2, 2022

Predicting movie revenue before committing significant investments pp. 63-90

Chiranjib Paul and Prabir Kumar Das

Analyzing prerelease consumer buzz and information cascades within the film industry: are there differences by gender and age groups? pp. 91-116

Sofia Izquierdo-Sanchez and Alan Shaw

The impact of protectionism on cultural industries: the effect of China’s film policies on imported films pp. 117-133

Jimmyn Parc, Patrick Messerlin and Kyuchan Kim

Volume 34, issue 1, 2022

Understanding mediators in location-based mobile marketing and why commuting hubs are so effective—a mediation analysis of a randomized field experiment pp. 1-28

Patrick Felka, Cristina Mihale-Wilson and Oliver Hinz

Free lunch for all? – A path analysis on free mentality, paying intent and media budget for digital journalism pp. 29-61

Daniel O’Brien

Volume 33, issue 3-4, 2020

Cultural dimensions of online vs. offline media competition: an application of niche theory pp. 31-48

Sung Wook Ji and Junwon Lee

Violent Video Games and Crime pp. 49-73

Joost Impink, Patrick Kielty, Han Stice and Roger White

Volume 33, issue 1-2, 2020

Packaging deals in the entertainment industry: a bargaining approach pp. 1-12

Thomas J. Miceli

Media corruption perceptions and US foreign direct investment pp. 13-29

Mohammad Refakar and Jean-Pierre Gueyie

Volume 32, issue 3-4, 2019

Genuine Liking or the Need for Closure? The Differential Effects of Consumers’ TV Drama Viewing Motivations on Commercial Viewership pp. 57-81

Yang Shi and Tingting Wang

The effects of first and second screen marketing on TV viewing activity pp. 82-98

Lena Hoeck and Martin Spann

Detecting coverage bias in user-generated content pp. 99-130

Anna Kerkhof and Johannes Münster

Volume 32, issue 1-2, 2019

On the pricing of quality attributes at movie theaters pp. 1-16

Julio Arteaga, Daniela Coronado and Daniel Flores

Effects of China’s “limited entertainment order” policy on program diversity: an analysis based on panel threshold model pp. 17-34

Jingwei Cheng, Chen Wu and Jianyu Chi

When journalists become stars: drivers of human brand images and their influence on consumer intentions pp. 35-55

Nina Klaß and Christian-Mathias Wellbrock

Volume 31, issue 3-4, 2018

The economics of social media (super-)stars: an empirical investigation of stardom and success on YouTube pp. 75-95

Oliver Budzinski and Sophia Gaenssle

Geography and consumption of local media pp. 96-116

Orsa Kekezi and Charlotta Mellander

Cross-country variation in the share of national movies in total box office revenue pp. 117-132

Utku Ozmen

Volume 31, issue 1-2, 2018

Agenda 2020: Research Opportunities with Managerial and Economic Impact pp. 1-5

Michel Clement and Jan U. Becker

A thirty-year retrospective of the Journal of Media Economics: who wrote what, and how? pp. 6-26

Jaemin Jung, Youngju Kim and Haeyeop Song

Promotional effects and the determination of royalty rates for music pp. 27-35

Thomas Beard, George Ford and Michael Stern

A comparative study: Performance of Hollywood and Korean sequel films in Korea pp. 36-49

Dam Hee Kim and Seongcheol Kim

IDEA FORUM: the impact of subscription-based video on demand on traditional distributors’ value chains and business models pp. 50-67

Michel Clement, Cord Otten, Rouven Seifert, Ole Kleinen, Mark B. Houston, Ekaterina V. Karniouchina and Christoph Heller

Overlooked history in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism pp. 68-74

Noel Packard