Paying for Podcasts?: An analysis of which factors predict past payment for podcasts

Aske Kammer; Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen

Paying for Podcasts? An analysis of which factors predict past payment for podcasts

Aske Kammer
, Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen

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Abstract

Konferencebidrag

Original language	English
Publication date	17 Jun 2022
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 17 Jun 2022

Keywords

digital media
quantitative method
business community, trade and economy

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Paying for Podcasts? An analysis of which factors predict past payment for podcasts

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The Institutional Development of Podcasting

Forretningsmodeller og fremtidsudsigter for det danske podcast-marked

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Paying for Podcasts? An analysis of which factors predict past payment for podcasts

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The Institutional Development of Podcasting

Forretningsmodeller og fremtidsudsigter for det danske podcast-marked

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