Yes. This situation occurs most commonly with books in a series and with annuals or biennials. The ISBN identifies the individual book in a series or a specific year for an annual or biennial. The ISSN identifies the ongoing series, or the ongoing annual or biennial serial.
1 January 2007, ISBNs have contained 13 digits. Q1 and Q2 are wrong.
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Can a Publication Have Both an ISSN and an ISBN?
DeleteYes. This situation occurs most commonly with books in a series and with annuals or biennials. The ISBN identifies the individual book in a series or a specific year for an annual or biennial. The ISSN identifies the ongoing series, or the ongoing annual or biennial serial.
10th Question answer is NO as my opinion. Because Book have ISBN Number and Journal have ISSN Number.
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ReplyDeleteIn question no.5- I think SBN was given by W H Smith which was 9 digit no.
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