LINKS

• Bookmarks for Corpus-Based Linguists:
  Extensive link collection by David Lee (University of Wollongong).
• Corpora in CoRD:
  Comprehensive survey of various corpora at the Corpus Research Database.
• British National Corpus:
  100 million words of British English from the 1980s to 1993.
• British National Corpus (network information):
  The BNC can also be accessed at the University Library.
• British National Corpus (BYU site):
  Mark Davies at Brigham Young University hosts a specific interface for the BNC.
• Phrases in English (PIE):
  Interface for studying words and phrases up to eight words taken from the BNC.
• Corpus of Contemporary American English (BYU site):
  450 million words of American English from 1990-2012.
• Time Magazine Corpus (BYU site):
  100 million words of American English from the Time Magazine spanning the years 1923-2006.
• Corpus of Global Web-Based English (BYU site):
  1.9 billion words from 20 English-speaking countries.
• Wikipedia Corpus (BYU site):
  1.9 billion words from 4.4 million articles on Wikipedia.
• International Corpus of English:
  Various international corpora of spoken and written English.
• International Corpus of English without GB (network information):
  Non-British ICE Corpora; restricted availability in the University Library.
• International Corpus of English: The British Component (network information):
  British ICE Corpus; restricted availability in the University Library.
• WebCorp Live:
  Interface focussing on the usage of the world wide web as a corpus.
• International Dialects of English Archive:
  Large collection of voice recordings by various speakers of English.
• Michigan Corpus of Academic Spoken English (MICASE):
  Almost 1.8 million words of transcribed speech from the University of Michigan; also contains sound files.
• SCOTS Corpus:
  400 million words of Scottish English, Scots and Gaelic; includes 800,000 words of spoken text.
• ICAME Collection of English Language Corpora (network information):
  CD-ROM containing 18 corpora with 14 million words; restricted availability in the University Library.
• KWIC Concordance:
  Freely available software for examining textual corpora.
• AntConc:
  Freely available software for examining textual corpora.
• Corpus Presenter:
  Freely available software for examining textual corpora.
• CorpusSearch2:
  Software for constructing and examining parsed corpora.