2008

The 451 Group- “Basis looks good to exploit changing text analysis market in any language” June 12, 2008 - IMPACT REPORT

2007

	KMWorld - “Speaking in tongues: Foreign language KM Technologies” July 10, 2007
	The Economist - “What's in a Name” Computing: Intelligence agencies are using new software to handle the arcane business of comparing lists of names March 8, 2007

EContent Magazine “The Truth is in There: Sleuthing for Data with Digital Forensics” March 1, 2007

2006

Government Computer News “Computer forensics: The new DNA” DOD lab excavates bits, bytes to dig out information August 1, 2006

Baseline Magazine “How Google Works” - July 2006, Issue 061 “Google primarily relies on it own interally developed software for data and network management and has a reputation for being skeptical of “not invented here” technologies, so relatively few vendors can claim it as a customer.” Basis Technology is one of those few vendors. Click here to see Google vendor chart

EContent Magazine Building on Basis for Multilingual Digital Forensics Volume 29, Number 4, May 2006

TMCNet.com Microsoft Previews Its ERP Product March 27, 2006

Military Information Technology Spurred by the military and intelligence communities’ growing need to translate and retrieve pertinent foreign-language intelligence, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency has launched a program aimed at improving automated, searchable translations. March 13, 2006

Washington Technology Array of tech products helps fight terrorism March 9, 2006

 

2005

WebPronews Microsoft Upgrades Tech For MSN China December 7, 2005

Military Information Technology Smart Searching: New technology is helping defense intelligence analysts sort through huge volumes of data. November 28, 2005

Information Week "Email Analysis Is Key To Catching Terrorists and Corporate Crooks" July 27, 2005

Tech's part in preventing attacks
CNET News.com | July 7, 2005
Different technologies that could help prevent terrorist activity, or help apprehend terrorism suspects, can be grouped into a few basic categories: Translation, Search and Text Mining, Visual Identification, Monitoring and Bio Assay.

"Search in any Language"
EContent Magazine | May 2005
An extensive look at the trends in search today, including the state of multilingual and local search, and a round-up discussion of a variety of multimedia search tools.

2004

Government Computer News "CIA Pumps Capital into Linguistics Software" April 9, 2004 Coverage of the In-Q-Tel announcement.

eContent Magazine “In-Q-Tel and Basis Technology Sign Investment and Development Agreement” April 13, 2004

The Washington Post “In Brief” [Registration required] April 12, 2004

Federal News Radio "Interview with Basis Technology CEO Carl Hoffman" April 12, 2004 Coverage of the In-Q-Tel announcement.

"Fighting a War of Words"
Government Executive Magazine
March 16, 2004
Basis Technology continues to work closely with government agencies to provide multilingual text mining and information retrieval. These tools allow the government to search documents in a variety of languages. Basis CEO Carl Hoffman is featured in this article outlining the various technologies currently being used by the government.

"Language Tools for Fight on Terror"
BBC News
January 15, 2004
At the January 2004 Government Convention on Emerging Technologies, Basis Technology showcased technology which allows government agencies to search Arabic text using English search queries.

2003

"Software aids search of Arabic documents" and sidebar on "The art of translation"
Federal Computer Week
March 24, 2003

After attacks, company gains in translation
Boston Herald
March 24, 2003

Basis Technology turns its focus to government security
Boston Business Journal
March 21, 2003

"Language analysis software aids US Web search for terrorist activity"
Computerworld
March 10, 2003

"Wanted: What's His Name Again?"
Wired News
January 12, 2003

Public Radio International's The World interview with Carl Hoffman (audio broadcast)

2002

"Taming the Task of Checking for Terrorists' Names"
New York Times
December 30, 2002 (purchase required for complete article)

How to Prepare for Efficient Localization
Software Business, by Benson Margulies
July, 2002

"Basis of language translation"
Mass High Tech Journal
May 20, 2002

"Basis Technology taking Google to China"
Boston Business Journal
April 8, 2002

"Tech Firms Seeking to Fight Terror Still Face Federal Hurdles"
Newhouse News Service

2001

"Going Global with Basis Technology"
An article from MultiLingual Computing & Technology, 2001

"Building a Globalized Billing System: How Lucent Entered Asia"
Software Business, July 2001

"Segmenting Chinese Text"
Tom Emerson's article in MultiLingual Computing & Technology 2001

2000

"Amazon invests in overseas tech specialist" from CNET News.com, February 18, 2000