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학술지 How Can We make a Socially Optimal Large-scale Media Platform? Analysis of a Monopolistic Internet Media Platform using Two-sided Market Theory
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저자
김성민
발행일
201609
출처
Telecommunications Policy, v.40 no.9, pp.899-918
ISSN
0308-5961
출판사
Elsevier
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.001
협약과제
14MR9500, (통합)초고품질 콘텐츠 지원 UHD실감 방송/디지털 시네마/사이니지 융합서비스 기술 개발, 김진웅
초록
Monopolistic media platforms (MMPs) are increasingly prominent in the global Internet media industry due to the lock-in effect of the network economy. A MMP is capable of offering great utilities to its users and content providers (CPs) because such parties do not need to access multiple Internet media platforms to find their trading partners. However, a MMP operator (MMPO) can have a significant negative impact upon social welfare whenever it attempts to maximize profits via abuses of its own monopolistic power. The aims of this paper are as follows: firstly, we construct a model of a monopolistic media platform market to identify and analyze the decisions of a MMPO based on two-sided market theory. Secondly, we demonstrate how three factors ?? matching technology, prosumer strategy and advertising technology ?? impact on the size of the network and social welfare. Finally, we provide both policy makers and media platform operators (MPOs) with useful suggestions on how to promote the Internet media industry and deter MMPOs from abusing their own powers. From the analysis of the modified new model we suggest, matching technology and prosumer policy are demonstrated to increase the number of users and CPs of the platform and increase social welfare. Advertising policy is also one way of increasing social welfare, however, the necessity of monitoring of government for MMPO is proven because it may harm the utility of users.
KSP 제안 키워드
Lock-in effect, Matching technology, Media industry, Negative impact, New model, Number of users, Social welfare, Socially optimal, Two-sided market, large-scale