Chaos-ONIX International-The New International Metadata Standard

Paul, Sandra K.; Simmonds, Albert

doi:10.7771/2380-176x.3277

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2000

DOI: 10.7771/2380-176x.3277

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Chaos-ONIX International-The New International Metadata Standard

Sandra K. Paul¹,

Albert Simmonds²

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“…Collectively, these organizations maintain the standard and its documentation. ONIX was derived from a broader element set known as EDItEUR Product Information Communication Standard (EPICS) (Paul, 2000). EPICS adheres to the Interoperability of Data in E-Commerce Systems (INDECS) standard, which is a founding e-commerce metadata framework.…”

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Metadata for e‐commerce: the ONIX International standard

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The Online Information Exchange (ONIX) international standard is a collaborative project aimed at developing descriptive and administrative metadata for books. ONIX was first published in January 2000, and was a result of funding from the Association of American Publishers. It was conceived in order to provide Internet booksellers with rich, standardized data that could promote e-commerce. The metadata initiative is currently in release 1.2, dated November 24, 2000, and is maintained cooperatively by three bodies: EDItEUR, an international group, which coordinates standards for electronic commerce; the Book Industry Communication, a London-based organization charged with exploring electronic data interchange; and the Book Industry Study Group (http://www.bisg.org/), a nonprofit association stationed in New York, which develops technical standards for the book world.

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