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GamesSerious Business: When Virtual Items Gain Real World ValueYearPublication informationURLWhy People Buy Virtual Items in Virtual Worlds With Real MoneyYearPublication informationURLSimple Economics of Real-Money Trading in Online GamesYearPublication informationURLMMORPGs and the item payment revenue model at DiGRA 2007
Because Players Pay: The Business Model Influence on MMOG DesignYear2007 Publication informationProceedings of DiGRA 2007: Situated Play. Tokyo: The University of Tokyo, September, 2007. Pp. 650-657. URLhttp://www.digra.org/dl/db/07312.20080.pdf Game Design on Item-selling Based Payment Model in Korean Online GamesYear2007 Publication informationProceedings of DiGRA 2007: Situated Play. Tokyo: The University of Tokyo, September, 2007. Pp. 639-649. URLhttp://www.digra.org/dl/db/07312.12427.pdf The unbound network of product and service interaction of the MMOG industry: with a case study of ChinaYear2007 Publication informationProceedings of DiGRA 2007: Situated Play. Tokyo: The University of Tokyo, September, 2007. Pp. 335-343. URLhttp://www.digra.org/dl/db/07312.38207.pdf Cash Trade Within the Magic Circle: Free-to-Play Game Challenges and Massively Multiplayer Online Game Player ResponsesYear2007 Publication informationNottingham University Business School, Industrial Economics Division, Occasional papers 2007-21 URLhttp://ideas.repec.org/p/nub/occpap/21.html EVE Online Fanfest, QEN, and research co-operation with CCPThe fourth EVE Fanfest, an event giving the EVE Online players an opportunity to meet each other and the game developers, was held in Reykjavik 1. - 3. November. There were two interesting revelations in the event, which also sparked discussion in panels and roundtables, a part of which I’ll try to summarize here. The first one had to with a soon-to-be-published white paper on the EVE player democracy, and why it actually might not be wise to call it democracy after all. The second was about the soon-to-be-published EVE Online Quarterly Economics Newsletter, Vol.1, No.1. In addition to these two interesting matters, there’s also the reason why a representative of Helsinki Institute of Information Technology (HIIT) was present at EVE Fanfest this year, namely, a recently formed agreement of research co-operation between HIIT and CCP, the operator of EVE Online. By Tuukka Lehtiniemi at 2007/11/12 - 14:17 | Announcements | Economic analysis | Games | Governance | read more | 1 comment
EVE Online Appoints In-World Economist
The man is Dr. Eyjólfur Guðmundsson, former Dean of the Faculty of Business and Science at the University of Akureyri, Iceland. Before Akureyri he was a research associate at the University of Rhode Island's Department of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics where he also completed his PhD. Check out Guðmundsson's first blog post for more about his background and plans. Let's wish him luck and look forward to hearing more from his direction! |
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