Library Cataloging
GPO is seeking comments on The National Bibliography of U.S. Government Publications: Initial Planning Statement, June 18, 2004, on GPO Access. To fulfill its statutory mission under 44 U.S.C. Secs. 1710-1711, the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) plans to develop a comprehensive and authoritative National Bibliography of U.S. Government Publications.GPO's is examining ways to improve the comprehensiveness of our cataloging and metadata programs, to enhance the usability of GPO's bibliographic products and services, to operate a standards-based national library quality program, to demonstrate GPO leadership in the bibliographic services arena, and to enhance the public's ability to identify and locate U.S. Government publications.The comment period has been extended until September 7, 2004. Comments on this document may be sent to Judy Russell, Superintendent of Documents, jrussell@gpo.gov.
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Library Cataloging
National Bibliography of U.S. Government Publications
GPO is seeking comments on The National Bibliography of U.S. Government Publications: Initial Planning Statement, June 18, 2004, on GPO Access. To fulfill its statutory mission under 44 U.S.C. Secs. 1710-1711, the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) plans to develop a comprehensive and authoritative National Bibliography of U.S. Government Publications.GPO's is examining ways to improve the comprehensiveness of our cataloging and metadata programs, to enhance the usability of GPO's bibliographic products and services, to operate a standards-based national library quality program, to demonstrate GPO leadership in the bibliographic services arena, and to enhance the public's ability to identify and locate U.S. Government publications.The comment period has been extended until September 7, 2004. Comments on this document may be sent to Judy Russell, Superintendent of Documents, jrussell@gpo.gov.
- Gpo Separate Record Cataloging Policy
The Government Printing Office (GPO) has adopted a separate record cataloging policy.At the request of the Federal Depository Library community, the Government Printing Office, Library Services & Content Services, Library Technical Information Services...
- Ifla
The latest issue of the newsletter of the IFLA Bibliography Section contains:National Bibliography in a Globalized World: The Latin American CaseSurvey on the state of national bibliographies in Latin AmericaThe Argentine national bibliography: a continuing...
- Government Documents
Your help is needed by the GODORT Notable Document Panel in not only publicizing but also acknowledging outstanding government information through the annual article in Library Journal.Just take a few minutes between now and December 31, 2004 to nominate...
- Classification
I don't think I've ever noted the GPO Classification Manual is on-line. That is now done.The Superintendent of Documents classification system was developed in the Library of the Government Printing Office between 1895 and 1903. It was first described...
- Metadata
A paper on metadata use by the federal government "Hydra-headed Metadata" by Jamie Callan, W. Bruce Croft and Eduard HovyRecently, the Digital Government program of the National Science Foundation has funded a number of projects to address the challenge...