ONIX 3.0 Raises Standard for Ebook Metadata
Why book publishers should migrate to ONIX 3.0 standards to better manage their digital offerings
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Following is an explanation of why ONIX 3.0 is better suited to our times and why publishers and retailers should switch to the updated standard sooner rather than later. [Editor's Note: For clarification on any of the terminology used here, turn back to the Metadata Glossary on page 15.]
ONIX In A Nutshell
There are three elements to the ONIX framework. First, there is an underlying abstract view of the nature of products and titles, and the role and scope of identifiers and metadata in the commercial world. This is barely visible to publishers or retailers that exchange ONIX data, but informs the overall design of the scheme.
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Graham Bell
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