HeyJaredPlatform Papers
Research blog covering platform competition and Big Tech. Prominent academics translate their peer-reviewed articles. Linked to www.platformpapers.com.
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- 4
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Boon or Bane? What Platform Competition Means for Complementors (opens the original)
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Platform Papers is a blog about platform competition and Big Tech. Prominent academics discuss their latest research. The blog is linked to platformpapers.com, a repository that collects and organizes academic research on platform competition.By Johannes Loh and Ambre Elsas-Nicolle.In many platform-mediated markets, one or a few dominant platforms bring nearly all buyers and sellers into the same ec
When AI Lowers Barriers, Who Benefits? (opens the original)
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Platform Papers is a blog about platform competition and Big Tech. Prominent academics discuss their latest research. The blog is linked to platformpapers.com, a repository that collects and organizes academic research on platform competition.By Kai Zhu and Dylan Walker.It is easy to mistake access for impact. A platform can give the same AI tool to everyone an
Competing with Platforms (opens the original)
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Platform Papers is a blog about platform competition and Big Tech. Prominent academics discuss their latest research. The blog is linked to platformpapers.com, a repository that collects and organizes academic research on platform competition.By Aldona Kapacinskaite and Ahmadreza Mostajabi.Right now, in Brussels, the newest front in the EU’s case against Google asks t
The Complementor’s Dilemma (opens the original)
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Platform Papers is a blog about platform competition and Big Tech. Prominent academics discuss their latest research. The blog is linked to platformpapers.com, a repository that collects and organizes academic research on platform competition.By Shiyuan (Eric) Liu, Jochem Hummel, <a href="https://people.miami.edu/profile/e9b054ee3e93764aff4aa4985808b60
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