Writing tools and electronic publishing
The following pieces were devoted to pioneers in writing tools and electronic publishing:

• Henry Kucera, Jan/Feb 1991
• Cognitech's Linguistic Software for Publishers, Nov/Dec 1991 ,
• Textware’s Gestorlex, Nov/Dec 1991
• Behind the new O.E.D. on cd-rom, Mar/Apr 1992 (cover story)
• RightWriter: State of the Art?, Nov-Dec 1992
• PC Lingua Version 2, Jan-Feb 1993
• WordPerfect Gets Grammatik(al), Mar-Apr 1993 (cover story)
• Collins: Full Steam Ahead, Mar-Apr 1993
• Electronic Publishing Arrives, Nov-Dec 1993 (cover story)
• Termbase with a Twist, Sep-Oct 1994
• Putting Germany 0nline, Sep-Oct 1994
• A Better Spellchecker, Sep-Oct 1994

• Boeing’s Simplified English Checker, Jan/Feb 1993
• Cap Volmac’s Tailormade MT Systems, Nov-Dec 1993
  • Simplified English: Room for Improvement?
• Carnegie Group’s ClearCheck, Jan/Feb 1995

Research
Here are a series of articles on significant computational linguistics R&D centers:

• NLP Research in Slovenia, Sep/Oct 1991
• New Directions for Microsoft, Jan/Feb 1992 (cover story)
• Océ’s robust parser, May-June 1992
• PANGLOSS: Interlingua Vivat?, Mar/Apr 1993
• For Unisys, Versatility is a Virtue, Nov/Dec 1993
• Knowledge Technology at Sun, Jan/Feb 1993
• ISSCO: Neutral but not Passive, Nov-Dec 1993

Government-funded
Here is an article on a US government funding program for speech and NLP:

• ARPA’s Deep Pockets, May-June 1993

• EAGLES: Stretching its Wings, May-June 1993
• Europe’s Linguistic Superhighway, Jul-Aug 1993 (cover story)
  • Laying the foundation for a European linguistic infrastructure
  • TWB: in the Spirit of Enterprise
• Another Boost from Luxembourg, Nov-Dec 1993
  • Multext: Multilingual Corpora and More
• Sharing Linguistic Data, Nov-Dec 1993
• Ovum strikes again: Language Engineering 2000, Mar-Apr 1994
• Charting the Language Industries, Mar-Apr 1994

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