User acceptance of location-based social networking services
Online Information ReviewPublished 23 September 2013
Jieun Yu, Hangjung Zo, Mun Kee Choi, Andrew P. Ciganek
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A positive influence exists for each type of perceived value on satisfaction with hedonic value having the strongest relationship.
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a research model examining users' perceived value of a location-based social networking service (LB-SNS) through hedonic, utilitarian, and social values. This study investigates the impact for each type of perceived value on user satisfaction, behavioural intention to use, and word-of-mouth for LB-SNS.
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