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List of Figures and Tables
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ix
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Preface
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xi
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Acknowledgments
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xv
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1. Thinking about the
Organization of Digital Resources
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1
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Introduction
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1
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Managing Online Resources from External Information
Providers
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1
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Work-Flow
Comparison
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2
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Collection
Development
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5
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Acquisition
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13
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Administration
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15
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Bibliographic
Control and the Work Flow
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18
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Special Considerations
for Local Digital Libraries
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18
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What
Is a Digital Library?
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19
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Planning
for Digital Collections
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20
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Digital
Library Processes
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22
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Resources Required to Develop
a Digital Library
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31
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Dublin Core
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34
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Summary
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36
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References
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36
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Bibliography
of Digital Library Resources
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37
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2. Establishing the
Cataloging Work Flow
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41
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Introduction
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41
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New
Cataloging
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42
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Individual
Records
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42
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Record
Sets
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45
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Record
Maintenance
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48
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Reviewing
Records
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48
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Updating
Records
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49
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Summary
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50
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Reference
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50
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3. Exploring
Alternatives to Cataloging
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51
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Introduction
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51
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Web
Lists
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51
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Background
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52
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Limitations
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53
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Implementing
Web lists
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54
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Context-Sensitive
Linking
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55
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Background
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56
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Limitations
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58
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Implementing
Context-Sensitive Linking
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58
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Federated
Searching
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60
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Background
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61
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Limitations
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63
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Implementing
Federated Searching
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67
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Summary
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68
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References
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69
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4. Determining Bibliographic Control in the Online
Environment
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71
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Introduction
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71
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Characteristics
Affecting Bibliographic Control
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71
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Scale and Structure
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72
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Dynamic Content
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73
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Dynamic Functionality
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74
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Managing Multiple Bibliographic Tools
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74
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Building a Bibliographic
Strategy
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76
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Information Retrieval
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76
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Access to Collections
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79
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Management Needs
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82
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Summary
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84
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References
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85
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5. Understanding Cataloging Rules and Guidelines
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87
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Introduction
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87
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Record Content
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87
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Cataloging Rules
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88
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Rule Interpretations
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88
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Cooperative Cataloging
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89
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Related Documentation
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89
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Content Designation
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90
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MARC Records
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90
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Cooperative Cataloging
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91
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Local Guidelines
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91
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Summary
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92
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References
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92
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6. Analyzing the Bibliographic Structure of Online
Resources
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95
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Introduction
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95
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Definition of Online
Resource
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96
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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96
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Significant
Bibliographic Aspect
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97
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Type of Issuance
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97
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Sources of Information
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99
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Born Digital versus
Reproduction
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99
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Type of Record Code
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103
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Bibliographic-Level Code
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104
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MARC 21 Workform
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104
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Information about Our
Examples
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105
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Summary
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105
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References
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106
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7. Online Monographs: E-books and Manuscripts
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107
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Introduction
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107
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Long Example:
Born-Digital Monograph
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107
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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107
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for a Born-Digital Monograph
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109
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Short Example: Online
Reproduction
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121
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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121
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for an Online Reproduction
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122
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Short Example: Resources
That are Traditionally Unpublished
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125
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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125
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for Resources That are Traditionally Unpublished
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127
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Summary
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130
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References
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131
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8. Online Serials: E-journals and Periodicals in
Aggregator Databases
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133
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Introduction
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133
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Long Example:
Born-Digital, Online-Only Serial
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134
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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134
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for a Born-Digital, Online-Only Serial
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136
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Short Example: Online
Journal Also Issued in Print (Single-Record Approach)
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148
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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148
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
Using the Single-Record Approach
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150
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Short Example: Online
Journal Also Issued in Print (Separate-Record Approach)
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151
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
Using the Separate-Record Approach
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151
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Leaders
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151
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Short Example:
Aggregator-Neutral Record
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155
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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161
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
Using the Aggregator-Neutral Record
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161
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Short Example: Online
Serial with a Title Change
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165
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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165
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for an Online Serial with a Title Change
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166
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Short Example: Serial
Discontinued in Print, Continued Online
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171
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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171
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for Serial Discontinued in Print, Continued
Online
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172
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Summary
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176
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References
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177
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9. Online Integrating Resources: Databases and Web
Sites
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179
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Introduction
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179
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Long Example: Continuously
Updating Web Site
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180
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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180
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
for a Continuously Updating Web Site
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182
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Short Example: Frequency
and Regularity Are Unknown
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190
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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190
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
When the Frequency and Regularity Are
Unknown
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192
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Short Example: Computer
File MARC 21 Format
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195
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Bibliographic
Characteristics
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197
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Coding the MARC 21 Record
Using the Computer File MARC
21 Format
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197
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Summary
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201
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References
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202
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10. Online Trends to Watch
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203
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Open Access
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203
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Impact on Library Work
Flows
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204
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Sustainability
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205
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Functional
Requirements for BibliographicRecords (FRBR)
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206
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Significance of the FRBR
Model
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207
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References
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208
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Index
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209
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About the Authors
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219
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