Traditional Communication Formats v SGML, Metadata, Dublin Core: Traditional Communication Formats: MARC is far from dead

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Hopkinson, A. 1994. Traditional Communication Formats v SGML, Metadata, Dublin Core: Traditional Communication Formats: MARC is far from dead. Traditional Communication Formats v SGML, Metadata, Dublin Core. Vilnius, National Library of Lithuania 1995
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TitleTraditional Communication Formats v SGML, Metadata, Dublin Core: Traditional Communication Formats: MARC is far from dead
AuthorsHopkinson, A.
Abstract

This section is entitled Traditional Communication Formats v SGML, Metadata, Dublin Core. Is there a
subject here that needs to be debated?
I hope to show that the two, the traditional and the more recent formats, are complimentary not adversary. But
to do this I need to explain why there is even a feeling that the traditional and the new might be opposed. I
need to explain why the question has been asked.
I am going to try and answer two questions: Do we still need MARC?; and Are MARC and the other 'formats'
competing for the same role?

ConferenceTraditional Communication Formats v SGML, Metadata, Dublin Core
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Deposited15 Apr 2010
Completed1994
Output statusPublished
LanguageEnglish
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