ISSN (International Standard Serial Number): Summary

ISSN (International Standard Serial Number)

Publishing, Library Science, Information Management, Bibliographic Services

The ISSN offers a reliable and standardized method for identifying and managing serial publications globally.

The ISSN is an international standardized code that identifies all serials, journals, magazines, and periodicals, regardless of their medium, whether print or electronic. It provides management services for the identification and description of serial publications.

International standardized code for serials; Management services for identification and description; Access to the ISSN Portal for subscriptions; Customised services including ISSN Premium

The ISSN is most valuable for publishers, libraries, and researchers needing to identify and manage serial publications effectively.

Over 2.5 million ISSNs assigned, ensuring extensive coverage; More than 70,000 new ISSNs assigned annually, reflecting ongoing relevance; Coordination by the ISSN International Centre, providing authoritative oversight

The ISSN provides a robust framework for the identification of serial publications, supported by a global network of national centres.

The ISSN positions itself as the authoritative global standard for serial publication identification.

Target users include publishers, librarians, and researchers who require standardized identification for serial publications.

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Authoritative, Informative, Professional

The ISSN is unique in its global standardization and comprehensive management services for both print and electronic serials.

The ISSN International Centre is recognized as a leader in bibliographic data services for serial publications.

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