C.-L. Hsu, J.-C. Lin / Information & Management 45 (2008) 65–74 Advisor:Prof. Hsieh Student: Yuan-Da Hsu.

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C.-L. Hsu, J.-C. Lin / Information & Management 45 (2008) 65–74 Advisor:Prof. Hsieh Student: Yuan-Da Hsu

 There has been a dramatic proliferation in the number of blogs; however, little is published about what motivates people to participate in blog activities.  The blog has become a new and significant way of information distribution.  Businesses and organizations are looking for ways to exploit blogs. For example, to increase the effectiveness of online ads.  Thus, the focus of our study was to investigate why blog participants (bloggers and readers) participated and willing to use

TRA(Theory of Reasoned Action, 理性行為理論 ) (Fishbein and Ajzen,1975)  It advocates that a person’s behavior is predicted by intentions, and that the intentions are jointly determined by the person’s attitude and subjective norm concerning his or her behavior.

 Many studies have been aimed at finding the effect of additional factors that could influence behavior. Beliefs regarding technology acceptance Perceived usefulness (PU) perceived ease of use (PE)

Beliefs regarding knowledge sharing Egoistic( 利己 ) Economic rewards Social exchange theory Altruistic( 利他 ) No any rewards Helpful to others Blogs can be considered as one of the major ways of knowledge sharing

Social influence perspectives Social norms Community identification People classify themselves into social categories Degree to which a user perceived that others approved of their participating in the blog

Technology acceptance factors  H1a. Perceived usefulness will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H1b. Perceived ease of use will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H1c. Perceived enjoyment will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H2. Attitude will positively affect users’ intentions to participate in a blog.

Knowledge sharing motivation  H3a. Altruism will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H3b. Expected reciprocal benefit( 互惠 ) will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H3c. Reputation( 聲譽 ) will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H3d. Trust will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog.  H3e. Expected relationships will positively affect users’ attitudes toward participating in a blog

Social influence factors  H4a. Social norm will positively affect users’ intentions to participate in a blog.  H4b. Community identification( 社群認同 ) will positively affect users’ intentions to participate in a blog.

Fig. 1. Research model

Five-point Likert scale

On average, our sample responded positively to participating in blogs (the averages of all constructs were greater than 3 out of 5).

組合信度平均萃取變異量

The measurement model test, including convergent and discriminant validity( 判別效度 ) measures, was satisfactory

 All the fitness measures in the study fell into acceptable ranges. Consequently, the proposed model provided a suitable fit

Fig. 2. Results of structural modeling analysis

 Enjoyment and ease of use was found to have the most significant influence on attitudes  People participating in blogs were motivated intrinsically to contribute knowledge to others because they enjoy helping each others- altruism

 People were eager to share their thoughts and experiences with others, thereby obtaining an online reputation( 聲譽 ).  Users were willing to blog because of their community identification and gain a sense of belonging( 歸屬感 )

a) Enjoyment-increase participants’ intrinsic motivations( 內在動機 ) such as enjoyment, fun, curiosity, and exploration. b) Ease of use-an important and influential factor in determining users’ attitude toward using blog. c) Altruism and individual reputation-Marketers should understand what drives people to share in the blog context d) Community identification- share their social lives and opinions, and reward systems(virtual points)

1. A bias existed because the sample was self selected 2. The subjects were blog users in Taiwan. Culture and lifestyle may differ among countries 3. We did not differentiate participation roles (bloggers, blog readers, or comment providers) since many blog participants play all roles.