Gangadharbatla, 2016 - Google Patents
A comparison of in-game brand placement for active versus passive playersGangadharbatla, 2016
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- 11873816521777658039
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- Gangadharbatla H
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- Journal of Interactive Advertising
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Watching other people play video games is becoming a popular online activity. The current study compares the effectiveness of in-game advertising between two groups of people— active gamers and passive watchers. Hypotheses are proposed using the limited capacity …
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