Simon, 2016 - Google Patents
User generated content–users, community of users and firms: toward new sources of co-innovation?Simon, 2016
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Purpose The paper aims at dealing with the role of users in the creation (or curation) and distribution of digital contents. User generated contents (UGCs) refer to a variety of media such as Wikis, question-answer databases, digital video, blogging, podcasting, forums …
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