Library Cataloging
ISSN
ISSN and the U.S. Postal Service has been revised. Something I never knew about the use of the ISSN.
In 1977 the United States Postal Service printed a notice in the Federal Register proposing that publications mailed at what were then called second class rates would be required to print a six-digit USPS identification number. At the request of publishers who were already printing the ISSN, the Postal Service agreed to accept the ISSN as an identification number when assigned or confirmed by the National Serials Data Program (NSDP), the U.S. national center for ISSN.
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Worldcat Hackathon
WorldCat Hackathon is the impetus for some tool development. From OCLC comes this noticeWe added a few more features in this month's xID deployment, hopefully it could be useful in upcoming WorldCat Hackathon.support LCCN query such as: http://xisbn.worldcat.org/webservices/xid/lccn/2004273129?fl=isbn,lccnsupport...
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Xissn Web Service
OCLC has announced a companion to the xISBN service, the xISSN Web Service.The xISSN Web service supplies ISSNs and other information associated with serial publications represented in WorldCat. Submit an ISSN to this service, and it returns a list of...
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Serial Title Changes
"My Highly Opinionated Note About ISSN" by Judy C. Holoviak of the American Geophysical Union discusses the problem with the current rules for title change and the resulting change in ISSN and OpenURL problems. It appears in the latest issue of the Geoscience...
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Serials
SUNCAT is the pilot Serials UNion CATalogue for the UK.The pilot service includes records from 22 of the largest UK research libraries and the databases of the CONSER programme and the ISSN International network.It has MARC display and save options so...
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Identifiers
Identifiers and Identification Systems: An Informational Look at Policies and Roles from a Library Perspective by Giuseppe Vitiello appears in D-Lib Magazine January 2004, v. 10, no. 1.Over the last decade, ISs have increased not only in number but also...
Library Cataloging