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   What is ONIX for books?

   • ONIX for Books is an international XML standard for the publishing and book trade industry. onixcheck is a Python library and command line tool for validating ONIX metadata. It allows you to validate ONIX versions 2.1 and 3.0.8 against the official XML Schema.

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   What is a market in ONIX for books?

   • The market itself is described in P.24, and the status of the product in that market in P.25. P.26 is the most complex group of an ONIX for Books product record, though largely because of the number of purely optional composites.

   ONIX for Books Product Information Format Specification Release 3.0.2

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   What is the ONIX for books Product Information format specification?

   • Product Information FormatSpecificationRelease 3.0 rev.2, January 2014 The ONIX for Books Product Information Format Specificationand the associated controlled vocabularies or codelists (DOI: 10.4400/akjh) were originally compiled for EDItEUR by David Martin, with recent changes by Graham Bell.

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   What is ONIX for books release 3?

   • From ONIX for Books Release 3.0,identifies the release of the ONIX format standard to which the message conforms. Used only in the top-level element (short tag ), and is mandatory. The value will change with each new release, so that all messages will show explicitly the release to which they are intended to conform.

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   1 day ago · BookNet Canada’s Bibliographic Manager, Tom Richardson says that by 2035, he expects everyone using the ONIX standard will be embedding well-defined market territories in their metadata. “While some publishers do an excellent job of providing market-defined metadata, a lot of the industry uses "home market" metadata out of their home market

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