Journal of Media Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Nodir Adilov

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Volume 29, issue 4, 2016

Which New Forms of Television Advertising Are Most Strongly Recalled? A Quantitative Analysis pp. 153-166

María Arrazola, Jose de Hevia and Pedro Reinares

Repeat Consumption of Media Goods: Examining Factors Affecting Repeat Theatrical Viewing of Movies pp. 167-180

Byeng-Hee Chang, Sang-Hyun Nam, Sylvia M. Chan-Olmsted and Hun Kim

The More You Know … The More You Enjoy? Applying ‘Consumption Capital Theory’ To Motion Picture Franchises pp. 181-195

Christian Opitz and Kay H. Hofmann

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Volume 29, issue 3, 2016

Award of Honor 2016 pp. 107-107

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Effects From Privatizing A Television Market, the Influence of Mobile Advertising on Movie Box Office, and Causal Relationships Between Word of Mouth and Movie Ticket Sales pp. 108-110

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Media Control: A Case for Privatization in Transitional Economies pp. 111-124

Fran Galetić, Marina Dabic and Timothy Kiessling

Boost Movie Ticket Sales by Location-Based Advertising: A Bayesian VAR Approach pp. 125-138

Zheng Fang, Yang Yang, Yanyan Xu and Wei Li

Bidirectional Causality for Word of Mouth and the Movie Box Office: An Empirical Investigation of Panel Data pp. 139-152

Yuan-Lin Hsu and Wen-jhan Jane

Volume 29, issue 2, 2016

Advertising Content and Avoidance, New Media or Old Media, and Media Coverage of Celebrity Suicides pp. 49-50

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Advertising Content and Television Advertising Avoidance pp. 51-72

Kenneth Wilbur

Do New Media Substitute for Old Media?: A Panel Analysis of Daily Media Use pp. 73-91

Shinjae Jang and Minsoo Park

Does Media Coverage of a Celebrity Suicide Trigger Copycat Suicides?: Evidence from Korean Cases pp. 92-105

Yun Jeong Choi and Hyungna Oh

Volume 29, issue 1, 2016

Scandal Reporting and Business Outcomes, Welfare Effects from Internet Access, and Welfare Effects from Public Broadcasting pp. 1-3

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

The Economics of Sensationalism: The Lack of Effect of Scandal-Reporting on Business Outcomes pp. 4-15

Brinja Meiseberg, Jochen Lengers and Thomas Ehrmann

The Value of the Internet as Entertainment in Five European Countries pp. 16-30

Smaranda Pantea and Bertin Martens

Measuring the Welfare Effects of Public Television pp. 31-48

Joost Poort and Barbara Baarsma

Volume 28, issue 4, 2015

Vertical Integration and Concentration in Cable Television Markets, the Accuracy and Entertainment in Local Newspapers, and Effects of Movie Stars on the Volatility of Box Office Revenue pp. 181-183

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Vertical Integration, Regional Concentration, and Availability in Cable Programming Networks pp. 184-216

Sung Wook Ji

Pin-ups and Journalists: A Model of Media Market with News and Entertainment pp. 217-245

Maria Rosa Battaggion and Alessandro Vaglio

Movie Stars and the Volatility of Movie Revenues pp. 246-267

Amit Joshi

Volume 28, issue 3, 2015

Drivers of Media Bias, Welfare Effects of Multi-Mode Television Service, and Effects of Television Service Agreements on Local News Coverage pp. 119-122

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

What Drives Media Bias? New Evidence From Recent Newspaper Closures pp. 123-141

Cagdas Agirdas

A Welfare Analysis on Introducing Multi-Mode Service in Korea pp. 142-161

Suil Lee

Local TV, Localism, and Service Agreements pp. 162-180

Danilo Yanich

Volume 28, issue 2, 2015

Movie Performance and Recent Trends in Music and Video File-Sharing pp. 61-62

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Elvis Is Returning to the Building: Understanding a Decline in Unauthorized File Sharing pp. 63-83

Joost Poort and Jarst Weda

Superstars as Emotion-Eliciting Objects. An Examination of the Effect of the Emotion Mix of Movie Stars pp. 84-99

Ana Vázquez

Does 3D Make Sense for Hollywood? The Economic Implications of Adding a Third Dimension to Hedonic Media Products pp. 100-118

Ann-Kristin Knapp and Thorsten Hennig-Thurau

Volume 28, issue 1, 2015

Spanish TV Regulations and Audiences for Soccer Matches, Factors Influencing Utility from Watching TV, and How Media Coverage Influences Financial Returns for Australian Companies pp. 1-3

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Valedictory from the Outgoing Editor pp. 4-4

Nodir Adilov

Incoming Editor Note pp. 5-6

Hugh J. Martin and Adam D. Rennhoff

Are Broadcast Sporting Events of "General Interest"? A Regional Panel Data Analysis of TV Ratings for Spain's La Liga pp. 7-19

Levi Pérez, Víctor Puente and Plácido Rodríguez

State-Dependent Choice Model for TV Programs with Externality: Analysis of Viewing Behavior pp. 20-40

Keita Kinjo and Takeshi Ebina

Trial by Media: An Empirical Investigation of Corporate Reputation and Stock Returns in Australia pp. 41-60

Elisabeth Sinnewe and Scott J. Niblock

Volume 27, issue 4, 2014

How Media Coverage Affects Employer Reputation, How Negative Cover Stories Increase Magazine Sales, and How Bandwagon Effects Drive Audience Selection of Foreign Movies pp. 177-180

Nodir Adilov and Hugh J. Martin

The Effect of Media Coverage on Employer Reputation pp. 181-198

Martina Panico, Sascha Raithel and Elena Michel

Bad News Sells: The Demand for News Magazines and the Tone of Their Covers pp. 199-214

Maria Arango-Kure, Marcel Garz and Armin Rott

Aggregate Bandwagon Effects of Popularity Information on Audiences' Movie Selections pp. 215-233

Xuexin Xu and W. Wayne Fu

Volume 27, issue 3, 2014

Journal of Media Economics Award of Honor 2014 pp. 117-117

Nodir Adilov and Hugh J. Martin

The Role of Bargaining Power for Media Bias, Redlining in the IPTV Market, and Long Tail Economy in Online News pp. 118-119

Nodir Adilov and Hugh J. Martin

Media Bias When Advertisers Have Bargaining Power pp. 120-136

Wen-Chung Guo and Fu-Chuan Lai

Diffusion of the New Video Delivery Technology: Is There Redlining in the Internet Protocol TV Service Market? pp. 137-157

Sung Wook Ji

Application of the Long Tail Economy to the Online News Market: Examining Predictors of Market Performance pp. 158-176

J. Sonia Huang and Wei-Ching Wang

Volume 27, issue 2, 2014

Revisiting Financial Commitment in a European Context, Developing a Consumer-Based System for Classifying Movies, and Reflecting on 25 Years of the Journal of Media Economics pp. 57-59

Nodir Adilov and Hugh J. Martin

The Relationship of Competition and Financial Commitment Revisited: A Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis in European Newspaper Markets pp. 60-78

Loris Russi, Gabriele Siegert, Matthias A. Gerth and Isabelle Krebs

Classifying Movies Based on Audience Perceptions: MTI Framework and Box Office Performance pp. 79-106

Ji-Hyun Shon, Young-Gul Kim and Sang-Jin Yim

Reflections on a Quarter Century of JME Publication pp. 107-108

Robert G. Picard

Journal of Media Economics 25th Anniversary Essay pp. 109-112

Alan Albarran

Media Economics in Four Observations pp. 113-115

Ben Compaine

Volume 27, issue 1, 2014

Competition in the Broadcast Market, Program Diversity, and Movie Demand Patterns pp. 1-2

Nodir Adilov and Hugh J. Martin

Equilibria in a Random Viewer Model of Television Broadcasting pp. 3-19

Bodil O. Hansen and Hans Keiding

An Examination of Terrestrial and Broadcasting Satellite Broadcasters' Programming by Type: What Factors Influence Program Diversity in the Multi-channel Era? pp. 20-37

Sumiko Asai

Seasonality in the Non-U.S. Motion Picture Industry: A Case of South Korea pp. 38-55

Joonhyuk Yang and Wonjoon Kim