Kenneth C. WilburAssistant ProfessorFuqua School of Business Duke University
100 Fuqua Drive, Box 90120 Durham, NC 27708-0120 919-926-8536 kennethcwilburATgmail Curriculum Vitae Duke Faculty Page Google Scholar Page |
Research ObjectiveI produce original, practical research at the intersection of advertising, media and technology.
Recent News / Blatant Self-Promotion* I will join the Rady School of Management at UC-San Diego in July 2013. This is an exciting move but a difficult decision to leave Duke. I thank my colleagues and students for so many wonderful relationships, opportunities and memories, and I look forward to continuing some of those collaborations for years to come.* 2013 research presentations: Frontiers of Research in Marketing Science (UT-Dallas), Ohio State, University of Virginia, Marketing Dynamics Conference (Chapel Hill), Choice Symposium (Noordwijk), Economics of Information and Communication Technologies (Mannheim), discussant at Summer Institute in Competitive Strategy (Berkeley) Less recent but still blatant. Research Distribution ListSubscribe here for an annual email with new papers. No spam, ever.Working papers*
Price Advertising by Manufacturers and Dealers Associations with Linli Xu, S. Siddarth and Jorge Silva-Risso Correcting Audience Externalities in Television Advertising with David Kempe and Linli Xu Distribution and Market Share with Paul Farris There’s no ‘I’ in ‘Team:’ Estimating NBA Players’ Offensive Production with Xinlei (Jack) Chen and Yuxin Chen Television Advertising Avoidance Predicting Incumbents' Quality Reactions to New Entry with Linli Xu Demand Allocation Effects of Product Line Pricing with Mingyu "Max" Joo and Dinesh Gauri Television Advertising Content and Internet Traffic with Jura Liaukonyte and Thales Teixeira * All links go to the Social Science Research Network. Here is why. Peer-Reviewed PublicationsM. Joo, K. C. Wilbur, B. Cowgill, Y. Zhu. Television Advertising and Internet Search. Management Science, forthcoming.A. D. Rennhoff, K. C. Wilbur. Local Media Ownership and Media Quality. Information Economics and Policy, forthcoming. Zhu, Y., K. C. Wilbur. 2011. Hybrid Advertising Auctions. Marketing Science, 30 (2): 249-273. Rennhoff, A. D., Wilbur, K. C. 2011. The Effectiveness of Post-Release Movie Advertising. International Journal of Advertising, 30 (2): 305-328. Wilbur, K. C., Yi Zhu. 2009. Click Fraud. Marketing Science, 28 (2): 293-308. Ailawadi, K., E. Bradlow, M. Draganksa, V. Nijs, R. Rooderkerk, K. Sudhir, K. C. Wilbur, J. Zhang. 2009. Empirical Models of Manufacturer-Retailer Interaction: A Review and Agenda for Future Research. Marketing Letters, 21 (3): 273-285. P. W. Farris, D. J. Reibstein, K. C. Wilbur. 2009. Distribution and Market Share. In Empirical Generalizations about Marketing Impact, ed. by Mike Hanssens, Marketing Science Institute. Wilbur, K. C. 2008. How the Digital Video Recorder Changes Traditional Television Advertising. Journal of Advertising, 37 (1): 143-149.
Wilbur, K. C. 2008. A Two-Sided, Empirical Model of Television Advertising and Viewing Markets. Marketing Science, 27 (3): 356-378.
Unpublished ManuscriptsEffects of Television Advertising on Internet Search with Mingyu "Max" Joo and Yi ZhuEffects of Advertising and Product Placement on Television Audiences with Michelle S. Goeree and Geert Ridder
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