LeJournal Archive
This section contains a collection of feature articles, interviews, profiles and opinion columns which originally appeared in LeJournal, an online publication of HLTCentral. The articles were commissioned specifically for LeJournal and they remain the copyright of HLTCentral. Some of the original links in the articles may no longer work.
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Feature Articles |
Author |
Virtual Tourism |
Lucille Redmond |
Lets Look it up! |
David Pringle |
Consumers or citizens? |
David Pringle |
Money Talks: Language technology has the potential to transform the way Europe's financial institutions do business. |
David Pringle |
Multilinguality in Southern Asia: a report from EMMIT'98 |
John Clews |
The long language of the law: technology has the potential to be a powerful weapon in the battle against international crime. |
David Pringle |
Software localisation: the need for complexity in both supply and demand. |
Lucille Redmond |
Language tools in call centres: the agents are still on hold. |
Lucille Redmond |
Search warrant? The Web view on the role of language processing. |
David Pringle |
A controlling interest? Simplified languages to meet the global communication challenge. |
Andrew Joscelyne |
Intranet searching goes multilingual. |
Le Journal |
Dateline 2000 and beyond: the multilingual challenge to information systems. |
Andrew Joscelyne |
Interviews |
Interviewer |
Dimitris Theologitis - Localising the European Union |
Colin Brace |
Lin Chase - Managing Europe's Dialogues |
Andrew Joscelyne |
Ron Verheijen - The Drive to Productisation |
David Boothroyd |
Hans Joachim Novak - Out-of-the-Box language tools for retrieval and intranet solutions |
Le Journal |
Wolfgang Wahlster - Tuning up the VERBMOBIL |
Ren? Purwin |
Marc Bautil - Languaging the Web: How iTranslator will get its translation engines to pull together |
Lode Goukens |
Roberto Billi - Phones, phonemes and multimodality |
Le Journal |
Heiko Schick - Translate! Summarise!Telemedia is keeping an eye on language technology suppliers |
Le Journal |
Soumitra Dutta - Multilingual Enterprise Web Production: the view from market research and corporate Web services |
Le Journal |
Keith Preston - Towards Multimodal Systems |
Adrian Mars |
Profiles |
Author |
The virtues of controlled language |
Lucille Redmond |
Elan helps the machines talk back |
Katheryn Tyrka |
Entropic targets the worlds most advanced natural spoken dialogue systems |
Adrian Mars |
Giunti Multimedia is helping take European language learning to the people |
Hilary Hanahoe |
Kielikone OY: how a Finnish LT supplier is benefiting from industrial experience |
Le Journal |
Online Targeting by Language |
Bill Dunlap |
Phone, he said! DASA's second generation in-vehicle speech system hits the road |
Andrew Joscelyne |
Auralog: The sound of one company growing |
Andrew Joscelyne |
Video-editing: IBM's speech technology to the rescue |
David Pringle |
Europe?s vocal minorities |
Lucille Redmond |
Opinions |
Author |
Good in a crisis? |
Le Journal |
Give us the tools and finish the job! |
Robin Bonthrone |
FAQs about the language barrier |
Stephen Hagen |
Why mastering product life cycles is key to successful language technology |
Jeremy Peckham |
Transatlantic misperceptions in language engineering research |
Yorick Wilks |
Putting Morphologic on the map |
Ren? Purwin |
Why lexicographic quality matters |
Adam Kilgarriff |
Quo Vodis? Europe's voice-operated car information system aims to put a new interface in the driving seat |
Lode Goukens |
Sharing memories: ALPNET's Jaap van der Meer looks at next generation tools for the translation industry |
Jaap van der Meer |
Truly universal digital access |
Kevin Carey |
Editorials |
Author |
First Issue |
Rose Lockwood |
January 1999 (Issue #2) |
Equipe |
February 1999 (Issue #3) |
Equipe |
March 1999 (Issue #4) |
Equipe |
April 1999 (Issue #5) |
Equipe |
May 1999 (Issue #6) |
Equipe |
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