General overview

David Lee, Manuel Barbera, a corpus survey

List of references

Przemek Kaszubski (Adam Mickiewicz University)

Journals

Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory, Corpora, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics, ICAME Journal, Computational Linguistics, Literary and Linguistic Computing, Language Resources and Evaluation (formerly known as Computers and the Humanities), Computer Speech and Language, Empirical Language Research; cf. also Citeseer and the ACL Anthology

Data

Corpora, databases, and web interfaces (English)

British National Corpus (BNC), Phrases in English (BNC), Variation in English words and phrases (BNC), BYU Corpus of American English, Collins Bank of English and Corpus Concordance Sampler: Free Demo, American National Corpus, Business Letter Corpus (BLC), Corpus of Late Modern English Texts, ICAME (incl. Brown and Frown, LOB and FLOB, Helsinki, and others), ICE, International Corpus of Learner English (ICLE), Just the Word, MICASE, MICUSP, (Parsed) Corpus of Early English Correspondence, The Switchboard Corpus, Time Magazine Corpus, Word Neighbours

Corpora, data, and web interfaces (other languages)

Croatian: Croatian National Corpus; Czech: Czech National Corpus; German: Cosmas German corpora, The NEGRA Corpus, The TIGER corpus, and the Leizpig Corpora Collection; Greek: Greek National Corpus; Hungarian: Hungarian National Corpus; Italian: La Repubblica Corpus; Polish: IPI PAN corpus of Polish and Polish subcorpus of the ICLE; Portuguese: Corpus do Português; Russian: Russian National Corpus; Scottish: Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech; Spanish: Corpus del Español

(Specialized) Corpora, data, and web interfaces (multilingual)

The CELEX Database, CHILDES, JRC Acquis Multilingual Parallel Corpus, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) (commercial!), Corpus-based Multilingual Dictionaries, TalkBank, WaCKy corpora

Text collections

Etext center at the University of Virginia, FullBooks.com, Oxford Text Archive (OTA), Project Gutenberg, ReadPrint

Software

Overview

Kenji Kita (Tokushima University)

Concordancing software - freeware :-)

AntConc (Win), ConcApp (Win), Corpus Wizard (Win), KWiCFinder (Win), Simple Concordance Program (Win), TextSTAT (Win), WinConcord (Win), Xaira (Win), Concordance line for DOS, Poliqarp (Win, Linux/Unix), Multilingual concordancer (Java), Corpus Search 2 (Java), aConCorde (Java), Conc (MacOS), Concorder (MacOS); cf. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory 2.1:107-27 for a comparative review of many concordance programs

Concordancing software - commercial :-(

Collocate (Win), Concgram (Win), Concordance (Win), MonoConc Pro (Win), ParaConc (Win), WordCruncher (Win), WordSmith Tools (Win), Corpus Presenter (Win; here's a review with further 'comments'); cf. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory 2.1:107-27 for a comparative review of many concordance programs

Taggers

ApplePieParser (Win, freeware), Morphy (Win, freeware), QTag, Sparse 2 (Win, freeware), WinBrill Tagger (Win, freeware)

Various

My Corpus Linguistics with R Google group, a good overview of a lot of annotation software, Bonito, Compleat Lexical Tutor, Culler corpus tool, Dexter annotator, ELAN, EXMARaLDA annotator, JBootTag, KfNgram, Linguistic Tree Constructor, MMAX2, N-gram software, Natural Language Software Registry, Natural Language Toolkit, NITE XML Toolkit, Range and WordCounter, Sense clusters, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Toolbox, UCS tool kit, UAM corpus tool, Web Concordancer
This is not really corpus linguistics but I include it anyway: Speech error database at the MPI-PsyLing