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Q.  What do we do when a book lists a publisher which is part of a distributor? Do you still list both? A.  No, just include the publisher.

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Q.  Is there a resource for general examples for practice and/or reference that might help us check our work for Ex. 1? A.  Use the help documents in Oncourse.  Examples can be found in the Area 1-8 document and the Maxwell book. Review the practice title answer keys. Practice and sample records are very good sources. You [...]

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Q. The scanned page says that Omneo is an “imprint” of Oliver Wight Publications, Inc. What does this mean? Does that mean Omneo is the publisher, or Oliver Wight? A. Omneo is the publisher. When the new RDA is in place, you can include all of that language about the publisher.

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Q. It [Summers] talks about basil blackwell, oxford, 1968 on the t.p. verso. Is that a simultaneous publisher? A. Could be the printer.

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Q. 1.4B6 in Ch. 1 gives instructions for when “an item is known to have fictitious publication, distribution, etc.” That is extremely confusing, and I wouldn’t think you would get the information from the chief source of information (i.e. t.p. verso) How could this happen? And how would it be commonly known? A. AACR2 covers [...]

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Q. If the publishing city isn’t one of the major ones (i.e. Chicago, New York), and the source doesn’t include the state, but the publisher does (i.e. the city is Bloomington, and the publisher is Indiana University Press), do you need to include the state in square brackets as you would with an ambiguous city [...]

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Q. Could a publisher/publishing body be considered as the statement of responsibility (in either areas 1 or 2)? A. No, the publisher is not the statement of resp. Publisher information is area 4. A very distinct area for this information. Which consists of three elements. place, publisher name, date.

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Q. Do we drop “publishers” from “Harper & Brothers, Publishers”? Is it considered unnecessary? A. Yes, ok to drop the word Publishers here. I will not deduct if you give the full publisher name as found on the source. Follow up question: Q. What is the preferred method? Is it generally dropped, or is it [...]

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Q. What do I do if the publisher listed on the t.p. is Cornell University Press and there are 3 other names listed on the t.p. verso. A. If you find the publisher on the t.p. go with it. The rules talk about what to do with other pubs and distributors names, we are not [...]

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Q. In the MARC format, how do you handle information that you have in square brackets in card format? A. If you have something in square brackets in the bibliographic description, then it is the same in MARC.

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Q. Would you shorten the publisher name American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers for the Bartlett title, it is much longer? A. You should not do anything with the Bartlett publisher.  Do not abbreviate  American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers.

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Q. Would you shorten the publisher name American Book Company for the Wicker title? A. You could abbreviate Company to Co. Or you could transcribe it as American Book Company or just American Book. I would accept either way. You can shorten it but do not leave off key words to identify a publisher.  Never [...]

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Q. For Why religion? -  Is the word “publishing” for the pub name even necessary to include? A. In this case yes.  Priests by itself could be confusing and not identifiable.

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