Web-based resources for corpus-based linguistics have become very extensive, and anyone who sets out to compile a collection of relevant links that is both exhaustive and properly maintained is undertaking a full-time job. That is certainly not our intention here. Rather, the links that follow are simply those that we found particularly useful in the course of the NECTE project.

General corpus linguistics directories and corpus projects

• Gateway to Corpus Linguistics on the Net

• Bookmarks for corpus-based linguistics

• The Linguist List

• Association for Computational Linguistics

• Association for Computers and the Humanities

• Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing

• Linguistic Data Consortium

• Natural Language Software Registry

• European Language Resources Association

• The Oxford Text Archive

• Statistical natural language processing and corpus-based computational linguistics: An annotated list of resources

• SIL: linguistic computing resources on the Internet

• Linguistic Atlas projects

• UCREL: Lancaster Centre for Computer Corpus Research on Language

• TalkBank

• Linguistic Atlas Projects

• The SCOTS project

• The York-Toronto-Helsinki Parsed Corpus of Old English Prose

• The ONZE project

XML and the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)

• Cover Pages

• World Wide Web Consortium

• The Text Encoding Initiative

• Moeller & Schartzbach: The XML Revolution

Unicode

• Unicode home page

• Alan Wood's Unicode resources

The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)

• The International Phonetic Association

• The International Phonetic Alphabet in Unicode

UK Data protection

• Government of the United Kingdom, Department for Constitutional Affairs

• University of Newcastle upon Tyne, data protection

UK funding bodies