Text Analysis Overview

All on software that analyses texts and other sources of human communication

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Welcome to the new version of Text Analysis Info.

Text Analysis Info is a free information source for information that deals with the analysis of content of human communication, mostly but not limited to text. Several programs support the coding of different sources of human communication like audio, video, or chatroom files.


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April 20th, 2012: Social Science Consulting released the new version of TextQuest 4.1 in English and German. Two new readability formulas for English and Spanish were added, some fixed were done. Also time restricted licenses (6 and 12 months) at lower prices were introduced.  More...

April 2nd, 2012: Matthew Weinstein released a new version 4.31b5 of TAMS Analyzer, an open source qualitative coding and analysis program for Mac OS X. This is a very fast turn around update to plug a critical bug for renaming codes. Get it at http://tamsys.sf.net/osxtams/download.html

March 6th, 2012: Provalis Research releases a new version of its NVivo to QDA Miner project converter. More...

December 13th, 2011: Provalis Research releases a new version of QDA Miner 4. New are geo-referencing and time-tagging. More...

October 31st, 2011: Dedoose 3.3 – the world’s first web-based qualitative and mixed methods research application launched!  Stand out features include: native collaboration, runs on Mac, PC, any system, easy to use interface, full quantitative data integration, easy importing from survey data, import projects from NVivo, MaxQDA, and Atlas.ti, and more! Instant sign-up, low and flexible pricing, nothing to download or install, and free for the first month. Learn more here

September, 7th, 2011:Social Science Consulting introduces new types of software licenses for TextQuest. These licenses are time restricted for either 6 or 12 months at lower prices than a full version. More...

July, 23rd, 2011: Linguistic programs like kfngram and KWICfinder were added, there is also a new entry in the overview section - the web as a corpus.

June, 18th, 2011: Relaunch of Textanalysis Info - this site.

October, 2nd, 2010: TextQuest 4.0 was released. It runs under Windows and Mac OS-X now. UTF-8 encoded texts can be processed. More... 

September, 20th, 2010: T-LAB Pro 7.2 was released. More... 

September, 4th, 2010: Two new releases were announced from Provalis Research. There are new versions of WordStat 6.1 and QDA-Miner 3.2.4. 

May, 7th, 2010: A new update of TAMS Analyzer (version 3.74), the open source, Macintosh OS X transcription, coding, analysis, and reporting program, was released. It includes several new reports, most importantly, one which provides a hierarchical view of your data. There are also interface improvements and bug fixes. More... 

May, 5th, 2010: The Coding Analysis Toolkit (CAT) is now open source. CAT was the 2008 winner of the "Best Research Software" award from the organised section on Information Technology & Politics in the American Political Science Association. More...