Artigos da Cataloging & Classification Quarterly disponíveis gratuitamente
A revista Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, um dos periódicos mais especializados sobre catalogação, disponibiliza gratuitamente até 31 de dezembro de 2016 12 artigos recomendados por sua editora, Sandra K. Roe. Para acessar os artigos, acesse a página explore.tandfonline.com/content/bes/ccq-freeaccess16
- From Record Management to Data Management: RDA and New Application Models BIBFRAME, RIMMF, and OliSuite/WeCat (Mauro Guerrini & Tiziana Possemato)
- MARC Reborn: Migrating MARC Fixed Field Metadata into the Variable Fields (Steven Bernstein)
- A Comparison of Recorded Authority Data Elements and the RDA Framework in Chinese Character Cultures (Maiko Kimura)
- Attitudes among German- and English-Speaking Librarians toward (Automatic) Subject Indexing (Alice Keller)
- The Value of a Library Catalog for Selecting Children’s Picture Books (Katarina Švab & Maja Žumer)
- Chronology in Cataloging Chinese Archaeological Reports: An Investigation of Cultural Bias in the Library of Congress Classification (Junli Diao & Haiyun Cao)
- An Examination of the Practical and Ethical Issues Surrounding False Memoirs in Cataloging Practice (Karen Snow)
- Popular Music in FRBR and RDA: Toward User-Friendly and Cataloger-Friendly Identification of Works (Kevin Kishimoto & Tracey Snyder)
- The Definition of the Work Entity for Pieces of Recorded Sound (Christopher Holden)
- When Good Enough Is Not Good Enough: Resolving Cataloging Issues for High Density Storage (Mary S. Laskowski)
- The Rare Books Catalog and the Scholarly Database (Anne Welsh)
- Nunavut Libraries Online Establish Inuit Language Bibliographic Cataloging Standards: Promoting Indigenous Language Using a Commercial ILS (Carol Rigby)
