Mark Logic News -- October 2006   Free Download of MarkLogic Server By the Numbers 62% of Internet searchers aged 18-40 use Google, and 25% percent limit their searches to only Google. Gen Yers (aged 18-26) spend 12.2 hours on the Internet versus only 1.5 hours reading the newspaper in a typical week. Less than 5% of adults (over age 22) and less than 15% of youth trust content from blogs. Three-fourths of adults and 92% of youth use at least one type of user-created online content, e.g. message board posts. Source: Forrester Research Rants & Raves About Content CEO Dave Kellogg, writes, rants, and occasionally raves about search, database, and content technology. Click here to read the blog. Mark Logic in the News Complex Search @ Your Web Service EContent, June 2006 (.pdf format) Ask Our Expert To do fine grained query, is it helpful to have metadata, or is full text search of the content chunks good enough? I already own a search engine. Why not just use my search engine to build these content applications? What advantages does Mark Logic really offer over my search engine? Click here to read the answers. Congressional Quarterly Launches CQ Legislative Impact with MarkLogic Server Congressional Quarterly Inc. has deployed MarkLogic Server for its recently launched CQ Legislative Impact product, the newest addition to its flagship CQ.com Legislative Tracking Service. By integrating XML content from more than 30 sources, including the newly added Public Laws database and the entire U.S. Code, CQ Legislative Impact lets subscribers see the specific impact of pending or passed legislation on existing laws. Read more... KMWorld Magazine Names MarkLogic Server a 2006 Trend-Setting Product KMWorld magazine has named MarkLogic Server a Trend-Setting Product of 2006. This is the second consecutive year that Mark Logic has received this important award from KMWorld. The honor is the latest in a string of awards recognizing Mark Logic for its exceptional vision, technology innovation and customer service. Read more... Forrester Describes Post-Search World Companies that find new ways to deliver content and help their customers access content will survive and thrive, according to Matthew Brown, Senior Analyst with Forrester Research. Brown was the featured speaker on a recent Mark Logic webinar, "Survival Secrets for the Post-Search World." He pointed out that as information control shifts from traditional mass media outlets to consumers on the Web, channels for information access increase and the demand rises for modular content, information providers must evolve their offerings. "Content consumers want content with utility, in other words, something they can actually do something with," he said. New technologies like XML are helping information providers meet consumer needs, according to Brown. XML builds upon basic search to offer content integration, searchability, reuse, and delivery. "We see search getting smarter, the technology behind search getting smarter," he stated. "We think key things like XML offer ways to build new and innovative composite applications - many of which we haven't even thought of yet - so our view is, we are not at an end-game here as far as search is concerned." Register to view the recorded webinar Upcoming Industry Shows & Conferences Documentum Developer's Conference November 13-16 San Francisco, CA Federal Bureau of Investigation November 8 Washington, DC Office of Naval Intelligence November 15 Suitland, MD CM Pros Fall Summit "Content Management and the World Enterprise" November 27, 2006 Boston, MA Gilbane Conference November 28-29 Boston, MA Online Information November 29-30 London, UK Department of State November 29 Washington, DC

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