Google makes data free for all

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Google Base launched by Google allows anyone to upload files for free to its massive server farms, making the data instantly searchable and scientists feel that this facility can have important implications for data-sharing in science. Google takes a step further into flexible online storage of arbitrary data, including scientific data, which is a major area of research.

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Data sharing threatens privacy

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The article explains violation of the privacy rights of the users by various data-sharing networks, like AOL. These networks store personal data of several users, which can be retrieved on the successful cracking of the codes.

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Free journal-ranking tool enters citation market

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The newly launched Internet database that helps the users in generating on-the-fly citation statistics of published research papers at no cost is discussed.

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