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Information Standards Quarterly Winter 2009, Vol 21, Issue 1 INFORMATION STANDARDS QUARTERLY WINTER 2009 | VOL 21 | ISSUE 1 | ISSN 1041-0031 SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION: PART ONE NISO CELEBRATES 70 YEARS METADATa MIX AND MATCh UsinG STANDARDS TO TAME ERM PERFECTing sinGLE siGN-on AUTHENTicATion STATE OF THe STANDARDS & YEAR in REVIEW WWW.NISO.ORG/NEWS/EVENTS 2009 EVENTS JANUARY 2009 NISO Open Teleconferences January 14 - NISO Webinar: Digital Preservation: Current Efforts January 23–26 - NISO @ ALA Midwinter 2009 | Denver, CO Join NISO on these free conference calls to learn about new projects within NISO as well as to provide the organization FEBRUARY 2009 with feedback and input on areas where February 11 - NISO Webinar: Single Sign-On (SSO) Authentication NISO ought to be engaged. NISO teleconferences are held from 3-4 p.m. (eastern) on the second Monday of each MARCH 2009 month (excepting July and September). March 12–14 - NISO @ ACRL | Seattle, WA To join, simply dial 877-375-2160 and March 18- NISO Webinar: Data Movement and Management enter the code: 17800743. APRIL 2009 April 8 - NISO Webinar: KBART (Knowledge Base and Related Tools) and the OpenURL MAY 2009 May 6 - NISO/COUNTER Webinar: COUNTER: A How-To Guide May 13 - NISO/COUNTER Webinar: New Applications of Usage Data JUNE 2009 June 1 - Performance Measures and Assessment | Baltimore, MD June 10 - NISO Webinar: Interoperability Issues JULY 2009 July 10 - NISO/BISG Forum: The Standards Landscape | Chicago, IL - ALA Annual July 10–14 - NISO @ ALA Annual | Chicago, IL AUGUST 2009 August 12 - NISO Webinar: E-books SEPTEMBER 2009 September 9 - NISO Webinar: Licensing Introductory Issues/SERU OCTOBER 2009 October 12–13 - Library Resource Management Systems | Boston, MA 2009 Webinar subscription October 14 - NISO Webinar: MARC/RDA/Bibliographic Control packages are now available: Buy three webinars, get one free (www. regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=679353) NOVEMBER 2009 November 11 - NISO Webinar: Data Systems Population/Data Migration Buy six webinars, get six free (www.regonline. com/Checkin.asp?EventId=680719) DECEMBER 2009 To subscribe to these packages, please register online at the URLs above. For the buy three, December 9 - NISO Webinar: ONIX-PL/ERMI Update get one free, register first and then contact the NISO office ([email protected]) with your webinar selections. CONTENTS 2009 EVENTS 3 From the Publisher FE 5 JANUARY 2009 FEATURE January 14 - NISO Webinar: Digital Preservation: Current Efforts 5 NISO Celebrates 70 Years January 23–26 - NISO @ ALA Midwinter 2009 | Denver, CO 8 Metadata Mix and Match 12 Using Standards to Tame Electronic Resource Management FEBRUARY 2009 WINTER 2009 | VOL 21 | ISSUE 1 | ISSN 1041-0031 February 11 - NISO Webinar: Single Sign-On (SSO) Authentication MARCH 2009 OP 19 March 12–14 - NISO @ ACRL | Seattle, WA OPINION March 18- NISO Webinar: Data Movement and Management Are You Paying Attention? APRIL 2009 April 8 - NISO Webinar: KBART (Knowledge Base and Related Tools) and the OpenURL QA 21 INFORMATION STANDARDS QUARTERLY (ISQ) is a publication QUESTION & ANswER MAY 2009 by the National Information Standards Organization (NISO). ISQ is An Interview with Gail Wanner, NCIP-IG Chair May 6 - NISO/COUNTER Webinar: COUNTER: A How-To Guide NISO’s print and electronic magazine for communicating standards- May 13 - NISO/COUNTER Webinar: New Applications of Usage Data based technology and best practices in library, publishing, and information technology, particularly where these three areas overlap. ISQ reports both on the progress of active developments and also on JUNE 2009 implementations, case studies, and best practices that show potentially NR 23 June 1 - Performance Measures and Assessment | Baltimore, MD replicable efforts. NISO REPORTS June 10 - NISO Webinar: Interoperability Issues 23 Perfecting Single Sign-On (SSO) Authentication in an Imperfect World JULY 2009 NISO MANAGING DIRECTOR AND ISQ PUBLISHER | Todd Carpenter 25 NISO’s Architecture Committee July 10 - NISO/BISG Forum: The Standards Landscape | Chicago, IL - ALA Annual ISQ MANAGING EDITOR | Cynthia Hodgson July 10–14 - NISO @ ALA Annual | Chicago, IL ISQ CONTENT EDITOR | Jay Datema NISO STANDARDS PROGRAM MANAGER | Karen A. Wetzel AUGUST 2009 NISO ADVERTisiNG MANAGER | Victoria Kinnear NISO MEMBER SERVICES COORDINATOR | Anna Martin CR 27 August 12 - NISO Webinar: E-books DESIGN | B. Creative Group, Inc. CONFERENCE REPORT Single Sign-On Authentication: A NISO Webinar SEPTEMBER 2009 ISQ BOard MEMBERS September 9 - NISO Webinar: Licensing Introductory Issues/SERU Marshall Breeding, Vanderbilt University Sayeed Choudhury, Johns Hopkins University Helen Henderson, Ringgold, Inc. OCTOBER 2009 Kevin Joerling, ARMA International NW 28 October 12–13 - Library Resource Management Systems | Boston, MA Norm Medeiros, Haverford College NEWSWORTHY Kristen Ratan, HighWire Press October 14 - NISO Webinar: MARC/RDA/Bibliographic Control Kevin Thomas, Wolters Kluwer Health NOVEMBER 2009 2–3 2009 AD RATES 1 ISSUE ISSUES 4 ISSUES 35 November 11 - NISO Webinar: Data Systems Population/Data Migration SD Full page (8.5”x 11”) $375 $350 $325 STANDARDS IN DEVELOPMENT Half page (4.25” x 5.5”) $250 $225 $200 Back cover (8.5”x 11”) $700 $600 $550 Special Edition: State of the Standards & Year in Review Inside Cover Front (8.5”x 11”) $500 $450 $400 DECEMBER 2009 Inside Cover Back (8.5”x 11”) $500 $450 $400 December 9 - NISO Webinar: ONIX-PL/ERMI Update For more information on advertising, visit www.niso.org/publications/isq REUSE: For permission to photocopy or use material electronically from Information Standards Quarterly, ISSN 1041-0031, please access www.copyright.com or contact Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. (CCC) 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers, MA 01923, 978-750- FOR A FULL LISTING OF RELEVANT LINKS IN THIS ISSUE, visit www.niso.org/publications/isq 8400. CCC is a not-for-profit organization that provides licenses and registration for a variety of users. CONNECT T O H A ve A N I M P A C T WHY JOIN WWW.NISO.ORG/ABOUT/JOIN As a NISO member, YOU shape the agenda. Through NISO, you connect with the people who Digital content is at the heart of your operations, so you want it mean the most to YOUR BUsiNEss. organized, accessible, searchable, protected, and preserved. This is NISO is the only organization that focuses on the intersection of what NISO technical committees and working groups ensure. NISO libraries, publishers, and information services vendors. If you’re a employs a community approach to solve some of the most vexing vendor, you can develop standards and best practices shoulder-to- issues in our community. As a voting member, you help determine shoulder with customers who tell you what they need. If you’re a the priorities of projects that NISO undertakes and ensure that library, you work with service providers who learn from your expertise, consensus is reached on proposed standards. respond to your challenges, and explore new solutions with you. If you’re a publisher or content provider, you can work with both vendors and librarians to ensure your content can have the widest accessibility Investment in NISO membership yields returns and use with appropriate intellectual property protection. You connect to YOUR bottom line. with decision-makers who make your business better. 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Cynthia Hodgson, a long-time member of the NISO standards development team, has been appointed Managing Editor. Jay Datema continues to solicit and contribute articles as Content Editor. We are continuing to expand and diversify the content and improve the information you receive in ISQ. We start off this 70th anniversary year with two retrospective articles. The first is one in a series of timelines we will have in ISQ this year looking back on NISO’s first four decades. Part 1 covers the period from the organization’s founding through its formal non-profit incorporation in the 1980s. The second retrospective article is our annual review of NISO’s activities, reflecting on the work that was advanced in 2008. Looking forward, Jeremy Frumkin, Chair of NISO's Architecture Committee, discusses the strategic work that is underway by that committee. This issue also includes an insightful feature article from Karen Coyle on metadata and the complexity of bibliographic data in a web-based world, focusing in particular on her work with the Open Library.
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