An Alternative System of Subject Classification for Media Libraries.
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| author | Trivedi, Harish |
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| contents | An Alternative System of Subject Classification for Media Libraries. Trivedi, Harish Cataloging Classification Filing Information Storage Library Technical Processes Newspapers Special Libraries Speeches Since an alphabetically arranged newspaper clipping file often separates those items which should be together, a classified system would be more useful in a newspaper library. The system used at the "Dayton (Ohio) Journal Herald" is based on major categories numbered 1-100, with related items in proximity. Subdivisions are provided by adding letters from a to z, with some letters retaining the same value in all categories. For example, "a" stands for a general file and "r" for research. In addition to the subject file, other files can be grouped to include living and dead personalities and foreign countries. Alphabetical and numerical lists of subject categories are provided, along with a miscellaneous subject list and directions for processing newspaper clippings. (LS) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1974 |
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| spellingShingle | An Alternative System of Subject Classification for Media Libraries. Trivedi, Harish Cataloging Classification Filing Information Storage Library Technical Processes Newspapers Special Libraries Speeches An Alternative System of Subject Classification for Media Libraries. Trivedi, Harish Cataloging Classification Filing Information Storage Library Technical Processes Newspapers Special Libraries Speeches Since an alphabetically arranged newspaper clipping file often separates those items which should be together, a classified system would be more useful in a newspaper library. The system used at the "Dayton (Ohio) Journal Herald" is based on major categories numbered 1-100, with related items in proximity. Subdivisions are provided by adding letters from a to z, with some letters retaining the same value in all categories. For example, "a" stands for a general file and "r" for research. In addition to the subject file, other files can be grouped to include living and dead personalities and foreign countries. Alphabetical and numerical lists of subject categories are provided, along with a miscellaneous subject list and directions for processing newspaper clippings. (LS) |
| title | An Alternative System of Subject Classification for Media Libraries. |
| topic | Cataloging Classification Filing Information Storage Library Technical Processes Newspapers Special Libraries Speeches |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED107275 |