A semantic tool to support navigation in a folksonomy. - David Laniado; Davide Eynard; Marco Colombetti (Hypertext, 2007)

Using WordNet to turn a Folksonomy into a Hierarchy of Concepts. - David Laniado; Davide Eynard; Marco Colombetti (SWAP, 2007)

Speech acts meet tagging: NiceTag ontology. - Alexandre Monnin; Freddy Limpens; Fabien Gandon; David Laniado (I-SEMANTICS, 2010)

Making Sense of Twitter. - David Laniado; Peter Mika (ISWC (1), 2010)

Co-authorship 2.0: patterns of collaboration in Wikipedia. - David Laniado; Riccardo Tasso (HT, 2011)

When the Wikipedians Talk: Network and Tree Structure of Wikipedia Discussion Pages. - David Laniado; Riccardo Tasso; Yana Volkovich; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (ICWSM, 2011)

Social Innovation Meets Social Media: A Framework Proposal. - Ricard Ruiz De Querol; Karolin Kappler; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Yana Volkovich; David Laniado (Social Innovation and Social Media, 2011)

The Length of Bridge Ties: Structural and Geographic Properties of Online Social Interactions. - Yana Volkovich; Salvatore Scellato; David Laniado; Cecilia Mascolo; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (ICWSM, 2012)

Biographical social networks on Wikipedia: a cross-cultural study of links that made history. - Pablo Aragón; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Yana Volkovich (WikiSym, 2012)

There is no deadline: time evolution of Wikipedia discussions. - Andreas Kaltenbrunner; David Laniado (WikiSym, 2012)

Emotions and dialogue in a peer-production community: the case of Wikipedia. - David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Carlos Castillo 001; Mayo Fuster Morell (WikiSym, 2012)

Far from the eyes, close on the web: impact of geographic distance on online social interactions. - Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Salvatore Scellato; Yana Volkovich; David Laniado; Dave Currie; Erik J. Jutemar; Cecilia Mascolo (WOSN, 2012)

Jointly they edit: examining the impact of community identification on political interaction in Wikipedia - Jessica G. Neff; David Laniado; Karolin Kappler; Yana Volkovich; Pablo Aragón; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (CoRR, 2012)

Modeling and predicting page-view dynamics on Wikipedia - Marijn ten Thij; Yana Volkovich; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (CoRR, 2012)

Social production of knowledge by online communities. - David Laniado (2012)

Not All Paths Lead to Rome: Analysing the Network of Sister Cities. - Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Pablo Aragón; David Laniado; Yana Volkovich (IWSOS, 2013)

Reader preferences and behavior on Wikipedia. - Janette Lehmann; Claudia Müller-Birn; David Laniado; Mounia Lalmas; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (HT, 2014)

Who Are My Audiences? A Study of the Evolution of Target Audiences in Microblogs. - Ruth Olimpia Garcia Gavilanes; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Diego Sáez-Trumper; Ricardo Baeza-Yates; Pablo Aragón; David Laniado (SocInfo, 2014)

Gender Patterns in a Large Online Social Network. - Yana Volkovich; David Laniado; Karolin Kappler; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (SocInfo, 2014)

Contropedia - the analysis and visualization of controversies in Wikipedia articles. - Erik Borra; Esther Weltevrede; Paolo Ciuccarelli; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; David Laniado; Giovanni Magni; Michele Mauri; Richard Rogers; Tommaso Venturini (OpenSym, 2014)

Interactions of cultures and top people of Wikipedia from ranking of 24 language editions. - Young-Ho Eom; Pablo Aragón; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Sebastiano Vigna; Dima Shepelyansky (CoRR, 2014)

Societal Controversies in Wikipedia Articles. - Erik Borra; Esther Weltevrede; Paolo Ciuccarelli; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; David Laniado; Giovanni Magni; Michele Mauri; Richard Rogers; Tommaso Venturini (CHI, 2015)

A Platform for Visually Exploring the Development of Wikipedia Articles. - Erik Borra; David Laniado; Esther Weltevrede; Michele Mauri; Giovanni Magni; Tommaso Venturini; Paolo Ciuccarelli; Richard Rogers; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (ICWSM, 2015)

When a Movement Becomes a Party: The 2015 Barcelona City Council Election. - Pablo Aragón; Yana Volkovich; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (CoRR, 2015)

Breaking into new Data-Spaces: Infrastructure for Open Community Science. - Aaron Halfaker; Jonathan T. Morgan; Yuvaraj Pandian; Elizabeth Thiry; William Rand; Kristen Schuster; Anthony J. Million; Sean P. Goggins; David Laniado (CSCW Companion, 2016)

When a Movement Becomes a Party: Computational Assessment of New Forms of Political Organization in Social Media. - Pablo Aragón; Yana Volkovich; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (ICWSM, 2016)

Graph-Based Breaking News Detection on Wikipedia. - Ana Freire; Matteo Manca; Diego Sáez-Trumper; David Laniado; Ilaria Bordino; Francesco Gullo; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (Wiki@ICWSM, 2016)

Cultural Identities in Wikipedias. - Marc Miquel-Ribé; David Laniado (SMSociety, 2016)

Gender homophily in online dyadic and triadic relationships. - David Laniado; Yana Volkovich; Karolin Kappler; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (EPJ Data Sci., 2016)

Contrasting medium and genre on Wikipedia to open up the dominating definition and classification of geoengineering. - Nils Markusson; Tommaso Venturini; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (Big Data Soc., 2016)

Lost in Re-Election: A Tale of Two Spanish Online Campaigns. - Helena Gallego; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Vicenç Gómez; Pablo Aragón (SocInfo (2), 2017)

Digging Wikipedia: The Online Encyclopedia as a Digital Cultural Heritage Gateway and Site. - Christian Pentzold; Esther Weltevrede; Michele Mauri; David Laniado; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; Erik Borra (ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, 2017)

BarcelonaNow: Empowering Citizens with Interactive Dashboards for Urban Data Exploration. - Mirko Marras; Matteo Manca; Ludovico Boratto; Gianni Fenu; David Laniado (WWW (Companion Volume), 2018)

The Impact of Geographic Distance on Online Social Interactions. - David Laniado; Yana Volkovich; Salvatore Scellato; Cecilia Mascolo; Andreas Kaltenbrunner (Inf. Syst. Frontiers, 2018)

WikiLinkGraphs: A Complete, Longitudinal and Multi-Language Dataset of the Wikipedia Link Networks. - Cristian Consonni; David Laniado; Alberto Montresor (ICWSM, 2019)

Wikipedia Cultural Diversity Dataset: A Complete Cartography for 300 Language Editions. - Marc Miquel-Ribé; David Laniado (ICWSM, 2019)

Collective attention patterns under controlled conditions. - Marijn ten Thij; Andreas Kaltenbrunner; David Laniado; Yana Volkovich (Online Soc. Networks Media, 2019)

The Wikipedia Diversity Observatory: A Project to Identify and Bridge Content Gaps in Wikipedia. - Marc Miquel-Ribé; David Laniado (OpenSym, 2020)

The Wikipedia Diversity Observatory: helping communities to bridge content gaps through interactive interfaces. - Marc Miquel-Ribé; David Laniado (J. Internet Serv. Appl., 2021)

Comparing Personalized Relevance Algorithms for Directed Graphs. - Luca Cavalcanti; Cristian Consonni; Martin Brugnara; David Laniado; Alberto Montresor (ICDE, 2024)