What is the Difference Between ISSN and ISBN

What is the Difference Between ISSN and ISBN

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Permalink Reply by PARMAR AMITA B on August 3, 2013 at 11:11

ISSN means International Standrad Serial Number

ISBN means International Standard Book Number.

Every book has its unique ISBN no.

Journal are alloted ISSN no. Which used for the every issue of the same journal.

Permalink Reply by DAYAL SINGH BHATI on August 5, 2013 at 9:50

THANKS A LOT

Permalink Reply by MALA.A on August 3, 2013 at 11:20

Dear sir,

ISSN Consists of 8 digits where as ISBN  consists of 13 digits.For more details about ISSN ,kindly refer to Mr.Jitendranath Pathak's forum.(posted on April 13 ,2013)

with regards,

A.Mala

Permalink Reply by DAYAL SINGH BHATI on August 5, 2013 at 9:50

THANKS MALA JI

Permalink Reply by Dr. Badan Barman on August 3, 2013 at 11:27

Dear Bhati, Kindly dont take it otherwise. As a Library and Information Science professionals I think we should know what is a Library, who is Ranganathan? All these comes under basic knowledge of the subject. It may be possible that even a few LIS professionals dont know who is Ranganathan, ISBN, ISSN, etc etc. In such cases they should search over Internet, in libraries and should gather some knowledge about it before asking it to someone else.

Why I am saying so? As because if you dont have a knowledge about these frequently appeared words/concept then you dont have the right to be here in this profession.

I remember that you posted this discussion several times, and I deleted it every time, but this time I thought of approving it so that I can scold you. :-)

When I become rough to someone, people used to say, LIS Links was developed by him, so he can say anything......bla bla bla.. even such a few members left the site and deleted their account but it will rather destroy them. I am not trying to defend myself here but the point is,  we have some minimum expectation from each and every member and when they unable to meet that minimum standard, we used to be angry.

I am not going to answer your queries but I hope you will search for it and will collect the answer yourself. :-)

Permalink Reply by Aijaz Ahmad Bhat on August 3, 2013 at 14:38

Very nice suggestion:

It is a discussion forum. It is requested that no member post such type of questions.

Permalink Reply by DAYAL SINGH BHATI on August 5, 2013 at 9:58

thanks

Permalink Reply by DAYAL SINGH BHATI on August 5, 2013 at 9:56

Dear Badan Barman 

Thanks for your good comment  I always ready for this type of comment to improve myself

but I would know about the both number we can use in a same book or individual

rest I knew

thanks once again  

Permalink Reply by Pampapati K on August 5, 2013 at 17:21

Dear Badan Barman,

           You are in right and responsible way because  this forum has some high status and standardization and we will be always with you.....guide to young professionals.

Thank you

Permalink Reply by pc Rebecca Lalhlimpuii on September 2, 2016 at 10:18

Sir 

So true, 

love your honesty 

Permalink Reply by Gyan Prakash on August 3, 2013 at 11:29
ISSN-International Standard Serial Number

ISBN-International Standard Book Number
Permalink Reply by SOUMEN GHOSH on August 3, 2013 at 11:59

ISSN means- International Standrad Serial Number and it contains 8 digits no.where as an

ISBN means -International Standard Book Numberand it contains only 13 digits no.

Every book has its unique ISBN no. where as 

Journals are alloted for ISSN no. Which used for the every issue of the same journal.

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