Nicholas Brealey Publishing / Cambridge University Press / eBay / T. / Google / Princeton University Press / Flaherty / T. B. / I. / / /
Facility
Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
web traversals / internet portal sites / web network formation / web portals / web structure / web network configurations / observed power law distribution / given site / Internet advertising / online comparison tools / web traversal / social commerce networks / large-scale hypertextual web search engine / web browser / sponsored search listings / advertising links / structural web model / search bars / web network structure / web network links / web link network structure / web link networks / sponsored search links / search-costs / consumer reaching site / equilibrium web network structure / search features / web face declining / online games / web setting / web network / online stores / Internet Mathematics / web network face myriad difficulties / search engines / web network equilibria / web network architecture / internet game services / game-theoretic commercial web model / e - commerce / web graph / equilibrium web network / web graph model / web framework / consumer search / sticky services / web advertising / search engine / advertising link / advertising literature / webmail services / Web-based B2B portals / /
MusicGroup
The Network / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Harvard University / National Science Foundation / Princeton University / Yale School of Management / Harvard College / M. Armstrong and R. / Industrial Organization / Commercial Web Scott Duke Kominers Department of Economics / /
Person
Edward Glaeser / Andrei Shleifer / Pablo Azar / Slikker / Flaherty / Erik Demaine / Clarke / van den Nouweland / David Parkes / Andrea Hawksley / Katona / Susan Athey / Sven Seuken / Clarke III / Zachary Abel / Peter Coles / / /
Position
general network formation models / model of Katona / Acknowledgements The author / game-theoretic commercial web model of Katona / model of Athey / model / PageRank-based model / noncooperative model of network formation / /
Sticky Content and the Structure of the Commercial Web Scott Duke Kominers Department of Economics, Harvard University & Harvard Business School Cambridge, MA 02138