P. Verdegem

Most-cited papers

1. User-centered E-Government in practice: A comprehensive model for measuring user satisfaction

   P. Verdegem, G. Verleye

   2009Government Information Quarterly463 citations

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2. Rethinking determinants of ICT acceptance: Towards an integrated and comprehensive overview

   P. Verdegem, L. De Marez

   2011131 citations Open access

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3. With a little help from my friends: An analysis of the role of social support in digital inequalities

   Cédric Courtois, P. Verdegem

   2016New Media & Society127 citations Open access

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4. Dismantling AI capitalism: the commons as an alternative to the power concentration of Big Tech

   P. Verdegem

   2022Ai & Society104 citations Open access

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5. Profiling the non-user: Rethinking policy initiatives stimulating ICT acceptance

   P. Verdegem, P. Verhoest

   2009104 citations

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6. Conversations about the elections on Twitter: Towards a structural understanding of Twitter’s relation with the political and the media field

   Evelien D'heer, P. Verdegem

   201481 citations

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7. What we think we know about cybersecurity: an investigation of the relationship between perceived knowledge, internet trust, and protection motivation in a cybercrime context

   L. De Kimpe, M. Walrave, P. Verdegem, K. Ponnet

   2021Behavior and Information Technology73 citations Open access

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8. Social Media for Digital and Social Inclusion: Challenges for Information Society 2.0 Research & Policies

   P. Verdegem

   201146 citations Open access

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9. E–deliberation 2.0 for smart cities: a critical assessment of two 'idea generation' cases

   P. Mechant, Isabelle Stevens, Tom Evens, P. Verdegem

   201245 citations

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10. What social media data mean for audience studies: a multidimensional investigation of Twitter use during a current affairs TV programme

    Evelien D'heer, P. Verdegem

    201540 citations Open access

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11. Integrating Social Media in Education

    H. Vanwynsberghe, P. Verdegem

    201339 citations Open access

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12. The Triple Articulation of Media Technologies in Audiovisual Media Consumption

    Cédric Courtois, P. Verdegem, L. De Marez

    201338 citations

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13. The librarian 2.0: Identifying a typology of librarians’ social media literacy

    H. Vanwynsberghe, R. Vanderlinde, A. Georges, P. Verdegem

    2015Journal of Library and Information Sciences30 citations Open access

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14. Measuring for Knowledge: A Data-Driven Research Approach for eGovernment

    P. Verdegem, Jeroen Stragier, G. Verleye

    201017 citations

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15. Balancing Public and Private Value for the Digital Television Era

    Tom Evens, P. Verdegem, L. De Marez

    201016 citations

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16. A User-Centric Approach in E-Government Policies: The Path to Effectiveness?

    P. Verdegem, Laurence Hauttekeete

    201015 citations

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17. Towards a Participatory, Co-operative and Sustainable Information Society?

    P. Verdegem, C. Fuchs

    201314 citations Open access

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18. How is e-Government Progressing? A Data Driven Approach to E-government Monitoring

    Jeroen Stragier, P. Verdegem, G. Verleye

    2010Journal of universal computer science (Online)14 citations Open access

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19. Experts as facilitators for the implementation of social media in the library? A social network approach

    H. Vanwynsberghe, E. Boudry, R. Vanderlinde, P. Verdegem

    2014Library hi tech13 citations Open access

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20. The user at the centre of the development of one-stop government

    P. Verdegem, Laurence Hauttekeete

    200812 citations

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21. Adolescents' New Media Literacy in Flanders (Belgium)

    Steve Paulussen, Cédric Courtois, P. Mechant, P. Verdegem

    201011 citations

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22. What are we missing? An empirical exploration in the structural biases of hashtag-based sampling on Twitter

    Evelien D'heer, Baptist Vandersmissen, W. De Neve, P. Verdegem +1 more

    2017First Monday9 citations Open access

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23. An Intermedia Understanding of the Networked Twitter Ecology

    Evelien D'heer, P. Verdegem

    20149 citations

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24. Crowdsourcing for smart engagement apps in an urban context: an explorative study

    P. Mechant, L. De Marez, Laurence Claeys, Johan Criel +1 more

    20119 citations

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25. The analog switch-off in a cable dominated television landscape. Implications for the transition to digital television in Flanders

    P. Verdegem, Laurence Hauttekeete, L. De Marez

    20099 citations Open access

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26. Social Media Logic and Its Impact on Political Communication During Election Times

    P. Verdegem, Evelien D'heer

    20186 citations

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27. The challenge of technolgy: alignment dynamics in local governments

    E. Boudry, P. Verdegem

    20125 citations

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28. Introduction: Why We Need Critical Perspectives on AI

    P. Verdegem

    2021AI for Everyone? Critical Perspectives4 citations Open access

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29. "It's the services, stupid!": Identifying killer applications for next-generation networks

    Tom Evens, Constantijn Seys, E. Boudry, Lynn De Vlieger +2 more

    2013Telematics and informatics4 citations

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30. The composition and role of convergent technological repertoires in audiovisual media consumption

    Cédric Courtois, L. De Marez, P. Verdegem

    20134 citations

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31. The development of a conceptual framework of social media literacy

    H. Vanwynsberghe, E. Boudry, P. Verdegem

    20124 citations

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32. Audiovisual consumption as the interplay of objects, texts and contexts

    Cédric Courtois, P. Verdegem, L. De Marez

    2011European Conference on Interactive TV4 citations

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33. A USER-ORIENTED POLICY FOR ICT ACCEPTANCE: THE 'RELATIVE UTILITY' APPROACH

    P. Verdegem, P. Verhoest

    20094 citations

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34. Social media industries and the rise of the platform

    P. Verdegem

    2021The Routledge Companion to Media Industries3 citations

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35. Towards a public service algorithm that promotes news diversity

    P. Verdegem, E. Lievens

    20163 citations

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36. How can Twitter data and viewing rates enrich one another? A conceptual and empirical comparison between viewing rates and Twitter data for TV audience research

    Evelien D'heer, Fréderic Godin, Tom Evens, W. De Neve +2 more

    20153 citations

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37. The digital divide and/in e-government : a catch-22?

    Chiara de Caluwe, P. Verdegem, W. Van Dooren

    20123 citations

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38. Value-added services for fibre to the home: Market potential, time horizons and user groups

    Tom Evens, Lynn De Vlieger, E. Boudry, P. Verdegem +6 more

    2011Proceedings of the International Conference on e-Business3 citations Open access

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39. Towards a conceptual framework for media literacy

    H. Vanwynsberghe, Steve Paulussen, P. Verdegem

    20113 citations

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40. Conditions for Technology Acceptance - Broadening the Scope of Determinants of ICT Appropriation

    P. Verdegem, L. De Marez

    2008International Conference on e-Business3 citations Open access

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41. THE IMPACT OF USABILITY ON E-GOVERNMENT USAGE IN THE PERUVIAN CONTEXT

    Oscar Rivas-Delgado, C. Libaque-Sáenz, A. Aladwani, M. Alomari +76 more

    2022Issues in Information Systems2 citations Open access

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42. Book Review: Digital capitalism: defining the crisis and exploring the alternatives

    P. Verdegem

    20192 citations Open access

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43. @THEVIEWER: Analyzing the offline and online impact of a dedicated conversation manager in the newsroom of a public broadcaster

    Evelien D'heer, P. Verdegem

    2016New Media & Society2 citations Open access

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44. Social media in times of neoliberalism: connective action or polarization of the public debate?

    P. Verdegem, Evelien D'heer, F. De Grove

    20152 citations

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45. Tweeting the elections in Belgium. An analysis of social and traditional cross-media patterns

    P. Verdegem, Evelien D'heer, P. Mechant

    20132 citations

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46. Analogue Switch-Off Vs Digital Switch-On: Rethinking Policy Strategies in the Digital Television Era

    P. Verdegem, Laurence Hauttekeete, L. De Marez, Tom Evens

    20102 citations

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47. Information society policies 2.0: a critical analysis of the potential and pitfalls of social computing & informatics in the light of e-inclusion

    P. Verdegem

    20102 citations

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48. Sharing cultural capital on social media: social background and young people’s online sharing of cultural consumption

    Cédric Courtois, T. Tibaut, H. Vanwynsberghe, P. Verdegem +1 more

    20151 citations

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49. Like to engage: a multi-level analysis of connective action on Facebook

    Cédric Courtois, P. Verdegem

    20151 citations

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50. Getting to know your readers: a federated identity manager for online newspapers

    Kristin Van Damme, Tom Evens, P. Verdegem

    20141 citations

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