Abstract
By now, digital infrastructures for language data and tools have become commonplace in the research domain, but their possible benefits are still almost unknown outside of these circles. However, it stands to reason that the data and methods developed there could also be of use to non-research language actors like publishing houses or libraries. In this article, we present a use case within a local language infrastructure project that provides a newspaper portal with modern NLP tools via an API to help them improve their online search.
We describe how this use case was implemented with a special focus on the problems that came up during the realisation, specifically those that arose from the interaction between a research and a non-research institution.