The federal government will post the payment data on a public Web site that will be easily searchable starting late next year.
His competition includes Autonomy, in London (Forbes Global, Apr. 3, 2000), which has been parsing e-mail for searchable content since 1996.
In December, the House passed the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act of 2001, H.R. 3525 (searchable here), which increases restrictions on visas for students from countries construed as "sponsors of terror".
The site, which went live last week, provides just over 4,500 searchable listings of lodgings, cruises and tours in over 60 countries ranked by their eco-credentials on a scale of zero to five green suitcases.
The kind of routing knowledge once accessible only through luck and privilege is today searchable.
Bob Mirell, the founder and owner of the Mirell Company, which has printed offering plans since 1975, invested in the technology to produce offering plans in searchable CD format last year; he said many developers were taking him up on the service.
The collection includes a half-century of Local Laws since 1955, searchable by date and topic, and, as evidence for doubters, 66,000 photographs of council members "at work" through 2005.
Complaints have increased since Companies House made its information available free to the general public, via a rapidly searchable website, in June last year.
The letter is among 5,000 searchable documents from the first 44 years of Einstein's life, which go online free on Friday in their original German and in English translation.
At launch, Hootsworth has more than 1,000 searchable questions and answers people can browse.
