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The Machine Translation Review incorporates the Newsletter of the Natural Language Translation Specialist Group of the British Computer Society. Publication has now ceased and this is the last issue.
The Review has always welcomed contributions, articles, book reviews, advertisements, and all items of information relating to the processing and translation of natural language and thanks all those who have provided material over the several years during which the Review has been published. It has, however, been decided to discontinue further publication.
However, if further constributions are received, the Group is happy to consider these for publication on its website. Notices and reviews of books received will continue to be published in this way and should be sent in the first instance to the editor at the following address.
Derek Lewis
The Editor
Machine Translation Review
School of Modern Languages
Queen’s Building
University of Exeter
Exeter
EX4 4QH
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1392 264264
E-mail: D.R.Lewis@exeter.ac.uk
The Machine Translation Review is published by the Natural Language Translation Specialist Group of the British Computer Society. All published items are subject to the usual laws of Copyright and may not be reproduced without the permission of the publishers.
All opinions expressed in this Review are those of the respective writers and are not necessarily shared by the BCS or the Group.
ISSN 1358–8346
Please note: From April 2000 this Review will be published electronically and will be available on our web site at the British Computer Society (see page 5). The format will be in HTML, in the same way as some back copies have already been stored electronically, so it will be easy for readers to print copies if they wish. Each section will be separate so readers may print selected parts only.
Some copies will be printed for the Copyright libraries and for purchase at a modest price plus postage and packing for those without electronic access. Members of the Natural Language Translation Specialist Group of the British Computer Society will be advised of each issue.
The pagination shown on the Contents Page corresponds to the pagination in a printed, i.e. paper, version of this issue of Machine Translation Review. This on-screen version allocates a single file per topic and these are referred to as leaves in the URL address which is shown within the heading for each each topic.
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