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13- The DataCite Consortium
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... On the other hand, DataCite itself as a global organization consisting of other global organizations, such as publishers. This is important, because the publishers now only have one central partner to work with on data citations and do not have to deal with the dozens of data centers individually on the local level.
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... If you decide to reuse the data for your own work, the fact that the data has a DOI name allows you to cite the data and give the original author credit for using those data. If the user goes to the webpage of the article, that person then sees that there is data available for this article.
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... We have also published metadata schema2 that we use for all records. We just released the Beta Version of DataCite Metadata Store online in July 2011: see http://search.datacite.org.
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