Information Standards Quarterly (ISQ)
Summer 2009
Volume 21, Issue 3
Information Standards Quarterly (ISQ) was moved to open access beginning in 2011. The archives are in the process of being transferred to open access. Currently, the PDF link is only available to members and subscribers. An announcement will be placed on the homepage when the archives are available in open access.
Download the PDF of the full issue. (Members and subscribers only.)
For a listing of all links in this issue, click here. (Members and subscribers only.)
Table of Contents
FEATURES
- NISO 70th anniversary & ISQ 20th anniversary Part 3: 2001 - present
- Journal Article Versions: Review of Recommendations/Projects
by Catherine Jones and T. Scott Plutchak - NFAIS Best Practices for Publishing Journal Articles
by Jill O'Neill and Bonnie Lawlor - The International Standard Text Code (ISTC): An Overview and Status Report
by Andy Weissberg
OPINION
- REVIEW: IFLA’s New Guidelines for Multilingual Thesauri
by Bella Hass Weinberg - The Information Bomb and Activity Streams
by Jay Datema
QUESTION & ANSWER
- Member Spotlight on SirsiDynix: Where Standards Are a Core Value
by Cynthia Hodgson
NISO REPORTS
- NISO's Discovery to Delivery Topic Committee: Ensuring End User Access to Information
by Tony O'Brien & Tim Shearer
CONFERENCE REPORT
- Quantitative and Qualitative Methods in Libraries International Conference
by Fiona Bradley - ISO TC46 Nairobi Meeting Report
by Todd Carpenter - NISO/BISG Forum: Changing Standards Landscape for E-Books
by NISO Staff - Rethinking Resource Sharing (RRS) Forum IV 2009
by Beatrice Pulliam
NOTEWORTHY
- White Paper Discusses Need for Streamlined Book Metadata Workflow
- CrossRef Provides Best Practices for Using DOIs with Books
- SUSHI Implementation Tools and Aids Available
- In Memoriam: James Joseph Michael
- Pilot Program to Use Cloud Technologies to Test Perpetual Access to Digital Content
- OLE Project Publishes Reference Model for Next Generation Library Systems
- New Initiative: Vocabulary Mapping Framework
STATE of the STANDARDS