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BIBFRAME : un’ipotesi di ambiente bibliografico nell’era del web

open access: yes, 2014
The current release of BIBFRAME (2013) is the first attempt to define a model for the exchange and sharing of data with linked data, based on the analysis and the nature of relationships between resources. BIBFRAME want to highlight a change in the bibliographic field that is shifting the focus on the conceptualisation of the Work.
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Benefits and challenges of BIBFRAME

Library Hi Tech, 2019
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the potential strengths and weaknesses of the BIBFRAME bibliographic model and outline its purpose and key features. In addition, it discusses specific aspects of the model with respect to the pre-existing models of bibliographic description.
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What comes next: understanding BIBFRAME

Library Hi Tech, 2019
PurposeBibliographic framework initiative (BIBFRAME) is a data model created by the Library of Congress to with the long-term goal of replacing Machine Readable Cataloging (MARC). The purpose of this paper is to inform catalogers and other library professionals why MARC is lacking in the needs of current users, and how BIBFRAME works better to meet ...
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BIBFRAME Basics

2015
Library of Congress with partnering institutions are working to create a new cataloging standard to replace MARC. Known as BIBFRAME, this new standard leveraged linked data models to enable library collection metadata to integrate and contribute more easily to the Web.
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