Library Cataloging
Addition of Dates to Personal Name Headings
This announcement was made on AUTOCAT. You should have seen it there, I'm reposting just in case you missed it.
One message that was very clear from the correspondence is that a change to the current policy is indeed needed. Once a management decision is made as to what that change should be and how to best proceed, CPSO will be issuing an announcement and posting a summary of the responses and our analysis. We expect that any decision in association with dates in existing headings, etc. will result in the revision of LCRI 22.17, and we will post that revision for a 30-day comment period with implementation of the new policies to follow shortly thereafter.Barbara B. Tillett, Chief, CPSO
Authorities
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Malay Romanization Tables
LC is looking for comments on the new Malay Romanization tables. The Policy and Standards Division of the Library of Congress has received a revision proposal for the Malay (in Jawi-Arabic script) ALA-LC romanization table from LC's Jakarta Office....
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Dept. Stays
Here is a Christmas present from LOC. Lots of useless work avoided. The Library of Congress will not undertake changing headings with the abbreviation ?Dept.? to the fuller form at this time. Between August 20-October 1, 2010, the Library requested comments...
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Authority Records
News from OCLC regarding notification of authority records with death dates added.The Library of Congress recently announced a change in policy about adding death dates to personal name heading and a revision to the LCRI for AACR2 rule 22.17 that allows...
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Dates In Authority Records
News from LCIn June of 2005, the Library of Congress Cataloging Policy and Support Office (CPSO) invited comment on this list (and others) regarding a proposal to allow the addition of death dates to headings in the LC/NACO Authority File. CPSO received...
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Uniform Titles For Motion Pictures
Draft 3 of a proposed revision to the portion of LCRI 25.5B on Uniform Titles for Motion Pictures, Television Programs, and Radio Programs is now available for review and comment on the CPSO Web site.The proposed revision is accompanied by a statement...
Library Cataloging