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Main Author: Dowell, Arlene T.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1979
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ212816
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author Dowell, Arlene T.
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contents Discrepancies in CIP: How Serious Is the Problem? Dowell, Arlene T. Cataloging Comparative Analysis Differences Information Processing Libraries Publications Tables (Data) Details a study undertaken to determine the amount and nature of discrepancies between Cataloging in Publication (CIP) entries and Library of Congress copy on a sample of 620 titles. Significant differences occurred on 24.1 percent of the sample. Recommendations are made for closer parity between Library of Congress' CIP Office and cooperating publishers. (SW)
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spellingShingle Discrepancies in CIP: How Serious Is the Problem?
Dowell, Arlene T.
Cataloging
Comparative Analysis
Differences
Information Processing
Libraries
Publications
Tables (Data)
Discrepancies in CIP: How Serious Is the Problem? Dowell, Arlene T. Cataloging Comparative Analysis Differences Information Processing Libraries Publications Tables (Data) Details a study undertaken to determine the amount and nature of discrepancies between Cataloging in Publication (CIP) entries and Library of Congress copy on a sample of 620 titles. Significant differences occurred on 24.1 percent of the sample. Recommendations are made for closer parity between Library of Congress' CIP Office and cooperating publishers. (SW)
title Discrepancies in CIP: How Serious Is the Problem?
topic Cataloging
Comparative Analysis
Differences
Information Processing
Libraries
Publications
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ212816