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The Prepublication Data Service user guide contains information about the benefits of the service, how to apply, and information about the form including a subject guide. Benefits of the Prepublication Data Service Instant turnaround. A brief prepublication catalogue record is automatically generated from your application, and will appear in Libraries Australia and Trove, the national discovery service within 48 hours.
Changes to the CiP service The National Library of Australia has modernised the Cataloguing in Publication (CiP) service to provide a more efficient user experience for publishers. What has changed? The CiP service has been renamed as the Prepublication Data Service. Cataloguing in Publication refers to the catalogue entry printed in publications, which librarians would manually reproduce in their card catalogues. Since libraries now share catalogue records online, they no longer need to be printed in publications. We adjusted the application form to provide a simpler experience for pu...
User guide The Prepublication Data Service user guide contains information about the benefits of the service, how to apply, and information about the form including a subject guide. Benefits of the Prepublication Data Service Instant turnaround. A brief prepublication catalogue record is automatically generated from your application, and will appear in Libraries Australia and Trove, the national discovery service within 48 hours. Libraries, booksellers and the general public can search Trove and find prepublication records for upcoming titles. This can facilitate the advanced selection ...
The Prepublication Data Service is a free service offered by the National Library of Australia. This service is for Australian publishers and self-publishing authors who want the details of their upcoming publications made available to Australian libraries, library suppliers, and other members of the book industry for acquisition purposes. Why should I use the Prepublication Data Service? Information about your upcoming publication will be made available to libraries and library suppliers around Australia via Libraries Australia and Trove, creating greater exposure for your b...
More detailed information is also available in the ISMN Users' Manual. 1. What is an ISMN? An ISMN is a 13-digit standard number that is used to uniquely identify publications of printed music anywhere in the world. The ISMN service within Australia is managed National Library of Australia, on behalf of the International ISMN Agency located in Berlin, and operates as a free service to the music publishing industry. 2. What types of publications are eligible for ISMNs? Most publications of notated music, whether available for sale, hire, or gratis, are eligible for an ISMN. These include: sco...