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  • Home
  • About
    • About LiveInnovation.org
    • Prof. Dr. Francisco Tigre Moura
    • Contributor: Prof. Dr. Clare Hindley
    • Contact
  • Research
    • Publications
    • Live AM: Artist Monitor
    • Live FM: Fan Monitor
  • Education
    • Consumer Behavior
    • Marketing Research
    • Statistics Support
    • Thesis Writing
  • Media/Events
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Hindley, C. (2021). Artificial Co-Creation its Impact on Psychological Ownership: An Exploratory Analysis of Creative Products. (Working paper).
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Castrucci, C.; Hindley, C. (2021). Are Artificially Created Good any Good? An Analysis of How Levels of Automation In The Production Process Affect Consumer’s Value Perception. (Under review).
  • Tigre Moura, F., & Maw, C. (2021). Artificial intelligence became Beethoven: how do listeners and music professionals perceive artificially composed music?. Journal of Consumer Marketing.
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Maw, C; Castrucci, C. (2020). Artificial Creativity and Music: Exploring How Different Levels of Automation During Composition Process Impact Listeners’ Value Perception. EMAC Conference, Budapest (Hungary).
  • Tigre Moura (2019). Should Brands and Bands Use Artificially Composed Music? An Investigation of High and Low Involvement Contexts. EMAC Conference, Hamburg (Germany).
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Oral, C. (2018). Automation is the New Mozart: But How Do Consumers Perceive Music Composed by Artificial Intelligence? EMAC Conference, Glasgow (Scotland).
  • Hattula, C., Buchmann, M., & Moura, F. T. The Acceptance of Amazon Go: An Analysis based on the Technology Acceptance Model and Cultural Dimensions. Dimensions, 49, 62915.
  • Oral, C.; Tigre Moura, F. (2018). Exploring Differences Between the Consumption of Vinyl records and Music Streaming Services. Regional EMAC Conference, Prague (Czech Republic).
  • Singh, N., Park, J. E., Chun, W., Moura, F. T., & Kim, S. H. (2017). Strategic insights into localizing web communications: Evidence from South Korea. ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 48(3), 69-82.
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Nobis, C.; Carnicelli Filho, S. (2017). Virtual Reality and the Decision Making Process of German Senior Travelers: A Cross-Medium Comparison. CAUTHE Conference, Dunedin (New Zealand).
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Singh, N.; Chun, W. (2016). The Influence of Culture on Website Design and Users’ Perceptions: Three Systematic Reviews. Journal of Electronic Commerce Research (Vol 17, N.4)
  • Benmamoun, M., Sobh, R., Singh, N., & Moura, F. T. (2016). Gulf Arab E‐Business Environment: Localization Strategy Insights. Thunderbird International Business Review, 58(5), 439-452.
  • Johnston, T., Moura, F. T., & Mandelartz, P. (2016). ‘Welcome to the Home of Auschwitz tours’: The Online Marketing of Genocide Tourism. Scientific Committee, 266.
  • Tigre Moura, F; Gnoth, J.; Deans, K.R. (2015). Localizing Cultural Values on Tourism Destination Websites: The Effects on Users’ Willingness to Travel and Destination Image. Journal of Travel Research (Vol. 54, Issue 4).
  • Tigre Moura, F.; Menezes, V. (2014). The Perception towards Mobile Application Features of the Hotel Industry: A Comparison between Hospitality Professionals and Guests. CHME Conference, Buxton (England).
  • Moura, F. T., Gnoth, J., & Deans, K. R. (2012). The Effects of Localising Cultural Values on Tourism Destination Websites on Tourist’s Willingness to Travel. E-review of Tourism Research, 10(2), 43-46.
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