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Formats and cataloguing rules: developments for cataloguing electronic resources

Program, 1999
Following a brief history of cataloguing and the MARC format this paper describes current challenges in developing suitable international formats and cataloguing rules for dealing with electronic resources. Extensive references to the past and current literature provide an overview of the problems faced.
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The future of the Anglo‐American cataloguing rules

OCLC Systems & Services: International digital library perspectives, 2005
PurposeDiscusses the goals of RDA: resource description and access.Design/methodology/approachDescribes some potential uses of the new code.FindingsContends that RDA will be a powerful tool adopted by a large array of information providers.Originality/valueProvokes thought on an internationally‐important topic.
Norm Medeiros
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Changes in Cataloguing Rules and Cataloguers’ Job Productivity in Some Selected Academic Libraries in Nigeria

Library Progress (International), 2017
The study seeks to investigate the effect of changes in cataloguing rules on cataloguers’ job productivity in some University and Polytechnic libraries in Nigeria. The study aims at identifying how changes in cataloguing rules have affected cataloguing in some selected libraries in Nigeria.
Anyafulu Onyebuchi   +1 more
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THE NATIONAL FILM LIBRARY AND ITS CATALOGUING RULES

Journal of Documentation, 1955
The National Film Library was established in 1935. Since that time, under the guidance of Ernest Lindgren, the Curator, it has grown into a collection of 6,000 films dating from 1895.
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CATALOGUING RULES AND PRACTICE

Journal of Documentation, 1960
The rather drastic changes in the Cataloguing Rules of University College London, which were described in Vol. 12, no. 2 of this journal, published in June 1956, soon became accepted routine to the inconvenience of no one, so far as is known, except of the cataloguers whose task it was to make the necessary adjustments and to recatalogue small batches ...
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