Internet searching - keeping up

Article Abstract:

Internet searching methods and keeping up with search engines are discussed. Google is fairly new and a favorite, though it has some limitations. It has a secret algorithm for popularity of sites based on link popularity. It allows searching to see what sites point to a given page. It can take a while for new sites to be linked to by authoritative sites and thus ranked high, recognized for excellence. Basic search tips for Google and AltaVista are offered.

Methods, Management, Computer networks, Evaluation, AltaVista Co., Internet/Web search services, Search engines, Information networks, Knowledge workers, Google Inc.

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Back to biotech basics on the internet

Article Abstract:

This article examines the advent of internet, its transformation to World Wide Web, its use as a business platform by the industry, and its fall because of unscrupulous usage of the technology. Author points out that web technology is ideal for biotechnology and discusses how this industry is poised for growth using internet.

Research, Product development, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Product information, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Computational biology

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Spricht Ihr computer Hawaiian?

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The Internet offers new information technologies useful to chemists and others who wish to translate a word, a phrase, or a sentence. Europa, the Web site of the European Union, can be helpful in translating chemical names into some of the European languages. Other sites are suggested.

European Union, Information services, Chemistry, Translators (Computer programs), Program translators

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