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What is the difference between FRBR and AACR2?
FRBR stands for Functional requirements for bibliographic records and AACR2 stands for Anglo-American Cataloging rule ed'n 2.
FRBR published by IFLA in the year 1998. AACR2 is jointly published by American library association, Canadian library association and the charted institute of library and information professionals in the UK.
Basically AACR2 is for the printed version and FRBR is for printed as well as for online materials.
FRBR is derived form AACR2.
Anyone know the differences?
Has anyone applied FRBR in their library?
FRBR published by IFLA in the year 1998. AACR2 is jointly published by American library association, Canadian library association and the charted institute of library and information professionals in the UK.
Basically AACR2 is for the printed version and FRBR is for printed as well as for online materials.
FRBR is derived form AACR2.
Anyone know the differences?
Has anyone applied FRBR in their library?
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FRBR is integrated into RDA, and in the days to come everybody have to follow the RDA in their library. AACR 2 has gone.
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