Serial or Monograph: Who Decides?

Carter, Kathy

doi:10.1080/03615260802669094

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“…124 Carter discussed the dilemma of determining appropriate cataloging treatment for serials she identifies as quasi-serials; these are serials with both monographic and serial characteristics, such as standing orders and analytical series. 125 For example, batchloading MARC records for e-books often results in inconsistent cataloging treatment for these quasi-serials. Carter explained that these records are often loaded into the catalog with no check to determine whether any of the e-book titles loaded had historically received serial treatment.…”

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Serials Literature Review 2008–9

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2011

Library Resources &Amp; Technical Services

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I wish to acknowledge the contributions of my husband, Leonard Collins, for writing the reference notes and providing thoughtful edits to this paper (as well as looking after our three children). He has been wonderfully supportive and patient during the many hours spent on this project. I also would like to thank Liz Burnette, Head of Acquisitions at NCSU Libraries, for her continued support of my research and professional service.

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Section: Value Of Automationmentioning

confidence: 99%