Wed Nov 17 06:38:30 2010 UTClccn-no2006-1249400.670.900.92no2006124940oca07259420aHouk, Gary R.lccn-n78-15294OCLClccn-n97-69710Bishoff, Lizlccn-n88-102106Tillett, Barbara B.lccn-no2008-7857Dempsey, Samlccn-no00-73433Spies, Phyllislccn-n89-122559WOSU-TV (Television station: Columbus, Ohio)lccn-no00-73435Jordan, Jaynp-ferguson, anthony wFerguson, Anthony W.Houk, Gary R.Houk, Gary R.700Union catalogsMachine-readable bibliographic data formatsOCLCCooperative catalogingInformation storage and retrieval systems--StandardsMetadataMetadata--StandardsDescriptive cataloging--StandardsElectronic information resource searching200220037854470717visu025.3z666.523015162ocn051632520sw051632520:lccn-no2006-124940Falsevisu20020.92

Library staffers face countless challenges as they integrate electronic resources into their collections and deliver those resources to their users. They are accustomed to dealing with multiple standards in their catalogs, iincluding AACR2 for descriptions and names, MARC 21 for record structure, and Library of Congress Subject Headings for subjects. Suddenly, many more information standards are emerging and competing for attention -- Dublin Core, ONIX, EAD, TEI, and more. Are the tried and true knowledge-organization tools no longer useful? Can new standards be integrated into existing catalogs? How can authors and publishers help libraries organize all types of materials?

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OCLC Internal Study comparing Book. Where and OCLC cataloging service done by Morgan McClure and Christoph Saxe on March 17-18, 2003. The test targeted 10 large library systems for 50 approval and 50 firm order titles.

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