NISO and the Future of Bib Exchange
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NISO and the Future of Bib Exchange


The latest NISO Newsletter leads off with the article, NISO and the Future of Bib Exchange.
Our bibliographic exchange ecosystem is incredibly complex. The contributors to this process are numerous and occasionally have competing interests. Beyond this, the metadata that we need to discover content travels a circuitous route through our information community involving a variety of organizations and providers. Much of this exchange, at least within the library community, is centered around antiquated formats that need to be transformed to interoperate with modern information exchange systems. Designing and achieving this transformation will require a great deal of collaboration and consensus among all the affected stakeholders.




- Jats: Journal Article Tag Suite
NISO has published the JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite standard. The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) announces the publication of a new American National Standard, JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite, ANSI/NISO Z39.96-2012. JATS provides...

- Core: Cost Of Resource Exchange Protocol
NISO has announced the publication of its latest Recommended Practice, CORE: Cost of Resource Exchange Protocol (NISO RP-10-2010). This Recommended Practice defines an XML schema to facilitate the exchange of financial information related to the acquisition...

- Niso
NISO now has a streamlined registration process.The Registration Process complements and extends the formal consensus process that NISO supports. By offering a lighter-weight review and accreditation NISO intends to support the work of organizations and...

- Serials
NISO and EDItEUR to Set Serials Exchange Standard. The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) and EDItEUR are establishing a Joint Working Party (JWP) to explore the development of a common standard format for the exchange of serials subscription...

- Serial Subscriptions
"Recently, NISO, the National Information Standards Organization and DLF, the Digital Library Federation announced the undertaking of a two month study to evaluate the current use and potential of standards to facilitate the exchange of serials subscription...



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