Baaren, E. & Huizer, E. (2011). More Pixels, Less Vision; The Politics of HDTV in the Netherlands. In .
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Baaren, E., Wijngaert, L. van de & Huizer, E. (2011). Understanding technology adoption through individual and context characteristics: The case of HDTV. Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, 55(1), 72-89.
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Baaren, E., Wijngaert, L. van de & Huizer, E. (2010). Understanding the Diffusion of HDTV through an Analysis of Risks and Uncertainties of Supply and Demand in the Netherlands. In Proceedings of the 8th International Interactive Conference on Interactive Tv& Video.
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Baaren, E., Wijngaert, L. van de & Huizer, E. (2009). "Not another TAM paper"; relating individual and context characteristics to the adoption of HDTV. 59th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association: Chicago (IL), USA (2009, May 21 - 2009, May 25).
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Huiden, R., Scholte, V., Steen, M. van der, Vlasveld, F. & Huizer, E. (2008). Internet Braodcasting: Viable or Not? The Producers Point of View. In A Lugmayr, S Kemper, M Obrist, T Mirlacher & M Tscheligi (Eds.), Changing Television Environments, TICSP Adjunct proceedings of EuroITV 2008. Tampere: Tampere University.
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Baaren, E., Wijngaert, L. van de & Huizer, E. (2008). 'I want my HDTV'? Underlying Factors of Perceived Usefulness for High Definition Television. In M.Obrist, A. Lugmayr, M. Tscheligi (Ed.), Changing Television Environments Vol. 5066/2008. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (pp. 283-292). Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag.
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Baaren, E., Van Wijngaert, L. de & Huizer, E. (2008). 'Who's afraid of High Def?' Institutional factors influencing the diffusion of HDTV in the Netherlands. In The 2nd IEEE International Conference on Digital Society (ICDS) (pp. 42-48). Sainte Luce, Martinique: IEEE Computer Society.
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Hesselman, C., Widya, I. & Huizer, E. (2005). Adding Policy-based Control to Mobile Hosts Switching between Streaming Proxies. In Proceedings of the 6th IEEE International Workshop on Policies for Distributed Systems and Networks. Stockholm.
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Huizer, E. (2005). Application-level Policies for Automatic Switching between Content Redistributors. In Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Applications and Services in Wireless Networks. Paris.
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Wieringen, F., Huizer, E. & Wijngaert, L. van de (2006). Catching the Consumer: HDTV as the application that drives user demand for broadband. In B. Preissl (Ed.), 17th European Regional Conference on Internation Telecommunication Society (pp. 1-5). ITS.
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Hesselman, C., Eertink, H., Widya, I. & Huizer, E. (2005). Delivering Live Multimedia Streams to Mobile Hosts in a Wireless Internet with Multiple Content Aggregators. Mobile networks and applications, 10(3), 327-339.
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Huizer, E. (2006, November 21). Digitale Televisie en Internet. Neijenrode, Focus Collegereeks Internetstrategie.
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Huizer, E. (2006, June 22). HDTV in Nederland. Rotterdam, Nationaal Overleg Telecommunicatie, invited lecture.
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Huizer, E. (2006, April 4). HDTV of ADHDTV, digitalisering en netwerken in de woonomgeving. TU Eindhoven, 50 jaar TUE; Super TUE/sday, Broadband technologies, invited lecture.
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Huizer, E. (2006, April 11). HDTV, doen of niet doen. Amsterdam, ICT Kenniscongres, invited key note.
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Hesselman, C., Eertink, H., Widya, I. & Huizer, E. (2005). Measurements of SIP Signaling over 802.11b Links. In Third ACM International Workshop on Wireless Mobile Applications and Services on WLAN Hotspots (WMASH'05). Cologne, Germany: ACM digital library.
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Huizer, E. (2006, May 6). Network Neutrality. Noordwijk, SURFnet Relatiedagen.
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Huizer, E. (2005, June 28). Televisie en Internet; het nieuwe kijken. Utrecht, Focus Collegereeks Internetstrategie.
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Huizer, E. (2006, August 22). The invisible Infrastructure. Amsterdam, 17th European Regional Conference on Internation Telecommunication Society, invited key note.
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Huizer, E. (2006, February 8). Wisselende relaties. Telematica Instituut, Enschede, Afscheid prof. dr. ir. Ch. Visser, Telematica Instituut.
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