Markup Languages, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 1999

C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, B. Tommie Usdin: Welcome to Markup Languages: Theory & Practice. 1-6
Steven J. DeRose, Andries van Dam: Document Structure and Markup in the FRESS Hypertext System. 7-32
Alan Karben: News You Can Reuse: Content Repurposing at The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition. 33-45
R. W. Matzen: A New Generation of Tools for SGML. 47-74
José Carlos Ramalho, José João Almeida, Jorge Gustavo Rocha, Pedro Rangel Henriques: SGML Documents: Where Does Quality Go? 75-90
Lauren Wood: Programming Marked-Up Documents. 91-100

Sally Fahrenholz-Mann: SGML for Electronic Publishing at a Technical Society: Expectation Meets Reality. 1-30
Lou Burnard: Using SGML for Linguistic Analysis: The Case of the BNC. 31-51
Pekka Kilpeläinen: SGML & XML Content Models. 53-76
Robert Streich: Techniques for Managing Collections of Interrelated Text Modules. 77-94

Joshua Lubell: Structured Markup on the Web: A Tale of Two Sites. 7-22
Doug Tidwell: IBM's TaskGuide: An XML-based System for Creating Wizard-Style Helps. 23-39
Tom Catteau: An SGML System for the Budget of the European Union. 41-59
Robert D. Cameron: REX: XML Shallow Parsing with Regular Expressions. 61-88
Andrei Mikheev, Claire Grover, Marc Moens: XML Tools And Architecture for Named Entity Recognition. 89-113

David J. Birnbaum, David A. Mundie: The Problem of Anomalous Data. 1-19
C. M. Sperberg-McQueen: Regular Expression for Dates. 20-26
Alfred Attipoe: Knowledge Structuring for Corporate Memory. 27-36
G. Ken Holman: XML Conformance (draft-19990728-1650). 37-45
Steve Pepper: Navigating Haystacks and Discovering Needles: Introducing the New Topic Map Standard. 47-74
Tony Graham: UnicodeTM: What is it and how do I use it? 75-102

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