Fierce Content Management, June 17, 2009

One of the big limitations of using Excel is that you can't really use the data inside the spreadsheets out of the box. Mark Logic has solved that problem by releasing the Mark Logic Toolkit for Excel.

VentureDeal, May 29, 2009

Software company Mark Logic Corporation has secured $12.5 million in a new round of venture capital investment.

CMS Wire, May 27, 2009

Content solutions provider, Mark Logic has secured US$12.5 million in further venture capital funding to help expand sales and development of its XML server and other products.

peHUB, May 27, 2009

Mark Logic, a San Carlos, California-based information technology company, closed a US$12.5 million round of financing led by Sequoia Capital and including participation from Tenaya Capital.

VentureBeat, May 26, 2009

MarkLogic, which makes software to help other companies deliver content, has raised $12.5 million in a fourth round of funding from existing backers Sequoia Capital and Tenaya Capital (previously Lehman Brothers Venture Partners).

The 451 Group, May 26, 2009

XML specialist Mark Logic has raised a $12.5m round of financing from existing investor Sequoia Capital, with Tenaya Capital (formerly Lehman Brothers Venture Partners) participating.

Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, May 26, 2009

Mark Logic Corp., a software provider for information-centric applications, said Tuesday it closed a $12.5 million round of financing.

Tech Crunch IT, May 26, 2009

Mark Logic, an IT company that creates software to host large amounts of content, has raised $12.5 million in Series D funding led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Tenaya Capital.

Silicon Valley Mercury News, May 26, 2009

Mark Logic, a San Carlos software company that aims to help companies mine the value of their information systems, announced Tuesday it has closed a $12.5 million round of financing, led by Sequoia Capital and including participation from Tenaya Capital.

CMS Wire, May 13, 2009

Yesterday at the MarkLogic User Conference in San Francisco, the opening keynote presenter James Surowiecki, a financial industry consultant and researcher in the emerging field of crowdsourcing, addressed an enthusiastic audience of more than 500 attendees, warning them to “avoid relying on individuals or small groups of elite employees to solve problems.”

XML Today, May 7, 2009

MarkLogic Server’s Singleton feature and Map: namespace gives XQuery the potential to be seen as a serious web development language in its own right.

KM World, May 1, 2009

At a time when resources are scarce and demands are many, more law enforcement organizations and government agencies are participating in data sharing systems such as LInX, and have reaped significant benefits.

CMS Wire, April 28, 2009

Mark Logic offers a solution designed to turn email into a knowledge asset. It’s called MarkMail and it is an enterprise infrastructure tool that can help your org transform the way you do e-mail archiving, e-mail search and email-based knowledge management.

EContent Magazine, April 21, 2009

Mark Logic Corporation announced that global publisher John Wiley & Sons, Inc. is using Mark Logic’s XML Server to power its new strategic publishing application, Wiley Custom Select, which was delivered in late March to college and university faculty.

Information World Review, March 27, 2009

As the current economic downturn challenges business sustainability, the e-Publishing Innovative Forum 2009 intends to demonstrate “winning strategies to enhance profit margins and make business recession proof”.

Digital Publishing Solutions Magazine, March/April, 2009

Mark Logic Corporation announces the availability of a new version of MarkMail, a free service for searching mailing list archives.

Publishers Weekly, February 12, 2009

O’Reilly Media’s Tools of Change conference returned to New York City with its unique combination of headsplitting technical details and visionary futurism. Book publishing at the TOC serves as both hero and goat—the unlimited potential of unleashed digital content sadly suppressed by the industry’s tentative response to the evolving digital marketplace.

CMS Wire, February 12, 2009

With the growing demand for instant delivery of content in a variety of formats via Web, print, mobile and e-reader devices, semantically qualified XML-based content management systems are getting focused scrutiny by developers.

EContent Magazine, February 3, 2009

Mark Logic Corporation announced the availability of a new version of MarkMail, a free service for searching mailing list archives. Powered by MarkLogic Server, MarkMail 2.0 introduces several new capabilities for enhanced user customization, personalization, and notification.

CMS Wire, January 26, 2009

MarkLogic Server now connects to SharePoint Server 2007 - or MOSS as we all like to say. This new connector, aptly called the MarkLogic Connector for SharePoint, enables advanced XML processing for MOSS, something MOSS doesn't do itself.

Outsell - Thinking Out Loud, January 23, 2009

After recently writing about the quiet adoption of XML over the past ten years, it appears that the “quiet revolution” I described is about to take to the streets and make some noise. The catalyst is a one-two punch of Microsoft having made XML the default file format for Office documents in Office 2007, and Mark Logic’s more recent announcement of a new connector for SharePoint portals and MarkLogic Toolkit for Word 2007 for manipulating XML content.

Beyond Search - Arnold IT, January 23, 2009

Mark Logic has developed a MarkLogic Connector for SharePoint. There are somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 million SharePoint licenses in the world at this time (January 2009). Microsoft provides some basic tools, but for industrial strength content manipulation, the Mark Logic platform with its support industry standards like the XQuery language and Open XML adds beef to the anorexic SharePoint frame.

KM World, January 22, 2009

Mark Logic announces the MarkLogic Connector for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and MarkLogic Server. It automatically mirrors content from Office SharePoint Server 2007 to the MarkLogic XML server and pushes content at any stage of a business workflow.

ECM Connection, January 21, 2009

Mark Logic® Corporation, provider of the industry's leading XML server, recently announced the general availability of the MarkLogic Connector for SharePoint®. This new offering leverages the powerful combination of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and MarkLogic Server.

Folio Magazine, January 21, 2009

XML server provider Mark Logic has introduced two services designed to streamline the digital workflow. The first is MarkLogic Connector for SharePoint, which automatically mirrors content from Microsoft Office SharePoint 2007 to MarkLogic's server.

EContent, January 20, 2009

While the rest of the country was glued to their television and computer screens, watching an historic inauguration--MarkLogic, provider of XML servers, announced two new offerings. Like President Obama’s inaugural address, MarkLogic’s Connector for SharePoint and free Toolkit for Word seem to have been shaped, at least in part, by the struggling economy.

Gilbane Group Information Technology News, January 20, 2009

Distributed under the open-source Apache 2.0 license, the MarkLogic Toolkit for Word delivers a free, simple way for developers to combine native XML-based functionality in both MarkLogic Server and the most common content authoring environment, Microsoft Office Word 2007.

Fierce Content Management, January 13, 2009

Dale Waldt posted a piece this week on the Gilbane XML and Content Management blog called Can Word Processors Be Used to Create Structured Content?

The 451 Group, January 6, 2009

Mark Logic continues on a growth trajectory with its XML server product, MarkLogic Server. The recent 4.0 release includes some flashy new features to better support queries and alerting based on location and entity data.

The Content Wrangler, December 22, 2008

We asked technology guru Dave Kellogg, CEO, Mark Logic Corporation to share with you his predictions for the coming year. Check out Dave’s list to see which tools, techniques, and technologies will make news in 2009.

Data Conversion Laboratory, December, 2008

Got XML? Thanks to the efforts of standards groups like the W3C that have diligently supported and created guidelines for data formats being used on the Web, XML (Extensible Markup Language) is now the most commonly accepted syntax for creating documents for use online whether it be for web or internal use.

An App Gap Review, November 25, 2008

MarkLogic Server allows organizations to store, search, analyze and dynamically deliver XML content. I have written about one application before (see – US Army’s Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) Moves to XML-based Platform). Recently, they announced the release of MarkLogic Server 4.0.

O'Reilly News, November 23, 2008

XML databases have long been something of a niche category in the database world, trying with varying degrees of success to provide the level of ease and accessibility for semi-structured content that is a hallmark of SQL databases, ...

Redmond Developer, November, 2008

Mark Logic releases MarkLogic Server 4.0, with added support for geospatial data, dynamic content and entity enrichment.

Government Computer News, Tuesday, October 21, 2008

MarkLogic has released version 4.0 of its XML Server software. The MarkLogic XML Server includes an XML database, search engine and application server software.

ECM Connection, Thursday, October 16, 2008

Mark Logic Corporation recently celebrated the launch of MarkLogic Sever 4.0, the newest version of its industry-leading XML server.

Editor & Publisher, Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Mark Logic has launched MarkLogic Server 4.0, the latest version of its flagship XML server -- a solution for newspaper publishers building out e-media products and needing to manage content via XML platforms, for conversion of content to a format easily reproduced digitally and in print.

Fierce CIO, Friday, October 10, 2008

MarkLogic, the XML search vendor, released MarkLogic Server 4.0.

b-eye: Business Intelligence Network, Wednesday, October 9, 2008

Mark Logic Corporation, provider of the industry's leading XML server, recently announced the launch of the Open Enrichment Framework, an initiative created to speed integration with third–party entity extraction engines and other content enrichment tools.

Information Today, Wednesday, October 9, 2008

Against the backdrop of a presidential debate and a stock market nose dive, Mark Logic Corp. has announced some big—and, thankfully, upbeat—news of its own.

Folio Magazine, Wednesday, October 8, 2008

XML platform provider Mark Logic has launched MarkLogic Server 4.0, the latest version of its flagship XML server.

KM World, Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Mark Logic has released MarkLogic Server 4.0, the latest iteration of its popular XML product.

CMS Wire, Tuesday, October 7, 2008

The 4.0 release aims to “improve search and delivery of unstructured and semi-structured data” — a goal for which Mark Logic believes organizations are actively searching.

EContent Digital Content Strategies & Resources, Tuesday, October 7, 2008

MarkLogic 4.0 includes new features that provide geospatial support to build location-based applications, alerting capabilities to push content to users based on saved profiles, and entity enrichment for search and navigation.

Gilbane Group Information Technology News, Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Mark Logic Corporation announced the launch of MarkLogic Sever 4.0, the newest version of its XML server.

All Points Blog - Directions Mag, Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Mark Logic has added geospatial support its XML Server.

Beyond Search/Arnold IT, Tuesday, October 7, 2008

With MarkLogic’s most recent release of its flagship server product, MarkLogic offers a content platform, not a content utility.

Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Thursday, September 25, 2008

Mark Logic Corp,. an XML content software provider, on Thursday named Cathy Lewis chief financial officer

Airline Procurement, September 2008 Newsletter, p.4 — By Mark Fitzgerald

Mark Logic, an XML content platform provider, said JetBlue Airways selected its information and delivery solution to power the carrier's corporate publications application, which houses a variety of cross-departmental intellectual property including regulatory compliance procedures, policies and educational materials.

Aviation Daily, September 17, 2008 — By Jim Mathews

JetBlue will soon be able to load all the content from its flight, ground and airport operations documents into a special database that can automatically generate and update procedural manuals and other documents under a project the airline is working on with vendor Mark Logic Corp.

September 11, 2008 — By Jonathan Erickson

Database development in an XML world. Interview with Dave Kellogg, CEO Mark Logic.

September 9, 2008 — By Ed Sperling

To social historians, it's the unabridged history of corporate life. For lawyers, it's the stuff of class-action lawsuits. But for chief information officers, the humongous amount of information being stored in their data centers is nothing more than a waste of money.

August 31, 2008 — By Hugh McKellar

When we first started identifying products six years ago, we were still seeing some radical new technology and tried to select solutions that would be embraced by the marketplace and gain wide adoption.

August 12, 2008 — By Michael LoPresti

Mark Logic recently announced that the U.S. Army's Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) has implemented MarkLogic Server to support a mission-essential knowledge management (KM) and information sharing requirement.

August 7, 2008 — By Dan Campbell, Special to GCN

The U.S. Army is using MarkLogic Server in the implementation of a Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) to improve soldiers’ abilities to search the Army’s Warrior Knowledge Base (WKB).

August 7, 2008 — By Jason Fell, FolioMag.com

Traditional publishers are turning to more efficient content management systems.

July 28, 2008 — MarkMail added the java.net mail archives to its search repository.

June 23, 2008—The U.S. Army’s Battle Command Knowledge System has implemented Mark Logic Corp.’s MarkLogic Server to support a mission-essential knowledge-management and information-sharing requirement.

June 18, 2008—This EContent article discusses how ALM, O’Reilly, and Oxford University Press use Mark Logic’s dynamic navigation capabilities to deliver more precise information to users.

June 17, 2008—Mark Logic provides information access and delivery solutions that accelerate the creation of content applications. Customers across a range of industries rely on Mark Logic to repurpose content and deliver that information through channels.

June 13, 2008—Search guru Stephen Arnold interviews Dave Kellogg as part of Arnold IT’s Search Wizards Speak series.

May, 2008—The Perl Review interviewed Jason in May 2008, after MarkMail had loaded 530,000 messages from 75 Perl mailing lists.

April 7, 2008—EContent Case Study: Improving Content Flow At Bowker

March 13, 2008—Facebook 101: Ten Things You Need to Know About Facebook

March 11, 2008—It Ain’t Easy Being Green

March 11, 2008—Mark Logic Joins Microsoft in Interop Vendor Alliance

February 29 2008—KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management 2008

January 1, 2008—What’s Next in the Content Space? — Interview with Dave Kellogg, Mark Logic

December 18, 2007 Mark Logic has had a focused market strategy, selling to publishing and federal government customers almost exclusively to date. It is now exploring new markets, and its foray into email search and archiving is particularly interesting.

November 1, 2007 In today’s publishing world, content must be easily and instantaneously manipulated—no matter whether it’s headed to the Web, a magazine or a directory, burned to a CD or DVD, or broadcast in the form of a podcast.

September 2007—B-EYE Network’s Claudia Imhoff speaks with John Kreisa, director of product marketing at Mar Logic, about the value of an XML content platform for unlocking unstructured content.

July/August 2007—No longer able to meet customer demand with print-only products, established publishers are embracing new publishing models.

August 2007—This article discusses the opportunities and challenges of using XML, stating that companies are increasingly becoming excited about what XML will enable them to do with their content.

June 2007—Latest version provides expanded content processing capabilities, more sophisticated content search and analysis, and enhanced support for administrators and developers.

May 2007—Systems builders are gradually winning over government skeptics to white-box solutions.

May 2007—Mark Logic has unleashed MarkLogic Server 3.2, the newest version of its XML content platform.

May 2007—Mark Logic Corporation has announced the general availability of MarkLogic Sever 3.2.

May 2007—MarkLogic Server OEM Edition provides a tailored platform and all the components needed to create rich web applications built around XML content and metadata.

May 2007—Mark Logic customers O'Reilly and Harvard Business School Publishing are examples of publishers using the internet to increase competitiveness and meet the needs of an increasingly tech-savvy audience.

April 2007—Publishers will see the rapid growth of players like Mark Logic as a justification of their faith in XML.

March 2007—A case study of Congressional Quarterly's use of Mark Logic, written by CQ's CIO, Larry B. Tunks

March 2007—Mark Logic customer Congressional Quarterly is ahead of the curve in its adoption and use of XQuery.

March 2007—Mark Logic is concentrating on its strengths in publishing and government markets this year as it looks to increase indirect (and direct) sales.

March 2007—Semantico announces a partnership with Mark Logic.

January/February 2007—Stephen Buxton, Mark Logic's director of product management, gives real world examples of content applications that deliver information products based on users' roles, activities, and work processes.

January 2007—Scott Abel interviews Mark Logic's principal technologist Jason Hunter.

December 2006—EContent editors profile the 20 companies that generated the most banter among the EContent 100 judging team during their month-long wiki-based process.

November 2006—With the current crop of product announcements from enterprise search vendors, as well as new entrants to the market, IWR wonders what course search engines will take in the future.

November 2006—The search box only became the Web's de facto interface in the past few years, and some analysts already see a future in which it will grow less central to information-gathering.

October 2006—Really Strategies has introduced RSuite, a content management suite (CMS) powered by MarkLogic Server that's designed especially for publishers.

June 2006—While enterprise search technology has been capable of searching multiple repositories for some time, it required a great deal of programming and computer overhead and didn't necessarily allow users to manipulate results. XML and Web Services have changed all that.

April 2006—Read how several Mark Logic customers are putting on–demand technologies to work in their businesses.

March 2006—Google–style search is all right for some, but enterprise search demands a mix of technologies and techniques that lead to better accuracy.

February 2006—Oxford University Press selected MarkLogic Server as the basis for its publishing platform because the software provided the greatest flexibility in describing, organizing, and searching content.

January 2006—There are whole classes of applications that are very difficult to build using current technologies but will be much easier with XQuery.

January 2006—There's a big divide that exists in information technology — it's the divide between data and content.

October 2005—Because XML has both structured and unstructured aspects, it offers the best of both worlds for searching. Nerac, a research firm that provides information on intellectual property, uses MarkLogic Server to better query and present information.

August 2005—Oxford University Press uses MarkLogic Server to enable customers to view reference materials and various specialized music files on handheld as well as desktop devices.

April 2005—We see Mark Logic continuing to prove the value of sound knowledge management practices.

March 2005—University of Virginia Press launches The Dolley Madison Digital Edition, using Mark Logic's XML content platform.