What's the Title? How Would You Catalog It?
Marcia Tuttle 25 Aug 1992 03:08 UTC
Cross-posted from _Newsletter on Serials Pricing Issues_ No. 45:
ISSN: 0964-1955. The Subscription Agent's Dilemma
William Leazer, Vice President Majors Scientific Subscriptions,
MAJORLEA@CLASS.ORG.
ISSN: 0964-1955. Advance announcements called this the _European Journal of
Cancer Part B - Oral Oncology_. The first issue arrived today. The spine
has:
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER (ORAL ONCOLOGY)
with
Volume 28B, Number 1, Pages 1-86
as well as 28B
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1
The cover has:
E
J
C
ORAL ONCOLOGY
There are two decorative "O"s slanting across the cover, supposedly repre-
senting _Oral Oncology_.
Inside front cover has:
ORAL ONCOLOGY
European Journal of Cancer Part B
Editorial page has:
E
J
C
Page identification begins Oral Oncol, Eur J Cancer, Vol. 28B, No 1, pp....
The Editorial itself refers only to _Oral Oncology_.
I want to list this as it was announced, primarily because while it is
available on a separate subscription from Part A, Part A is not available
as a separate subscription without Part B. Price is listed in the front
matter for A & B: $1,525.00. Price for Part B alone (SA) is $105.00. (Could
not locate frequency for Part B anywhere in the front matter, either.)
With so many choices, I'll stick with the original announcement and be sure
to cross reference so I can find the title when it is requested as _Oral
Oncology_ alone.
How would a librarian classify?