Conceptual working paper introduces a framework analyzing discoverability and long-tail value in film distribution, highlighting implications for economic analysis.
This conceptual working paper introduces “post-shelf economics” as a framework for examining how discoverability, metadata quality, platform surfacing, search visibility, recommendation systems, audience signals, and reactivation potential shape the long-tail economic value of films after formal distribution placement.
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M. Elizabeth Simmons (2026) studied this question.
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