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9:00AM-10:30AMGrainger 4151Yi LiuWharton School of the University of PennsylvaniaSee synopsisImplications of Revenue Models and Technology for Content Moderation Strategies

 

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Isamar Troncoso

University of Southern California

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Yi Liu, Doctoral Student, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania


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Implications of Revenue Models and Technology for Content Moderation Strategies

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This paper develops a theoretical model to study the economic incentives for a social media platform to moderate user-generated content. We show that a self-interested platform can use content moderation as an effective marketing tool to expand its installed user base, to increase the utility of its users, and to achieve its positioning as a moderate or extreme content platform. For the purpose of maximizing its own profit, a platform will balance pruning some extreme content, thus losing some users, with gaining new users because of a more moderate content on the platform. This balancing act will play out differently depending on whether users will have to pay to join (subscription vs advertising revenue models) and on whether the technology for content moderation is perfect.

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