ISSN Application
To apply for an ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) for your serial publication, start by ensuring your publication qualifies as a serial, such as a journal, magazine, or newsletter. Next, contact the ISSN National Center in your country (e.g., Library of Congress in the U.S. or British Library in the UK) and complete the application form. You’ll need to provide details such as the title, publisher, frequency, and format of your publication. Once submitted, the center will review your application, and if approved, assign a unique ISSN. Some centers may charge a fee for registration.
Can I use the same ISSN for print and online versions of my journal?
I plan to publish both print and online editions of my journal. Do I need a separate ISSN for each format, or can I use the same one? If different ISSNs are required, what is the reason behind this rule, and how do I apply for both? Also, do ISSNs...
Can I get an ISSN for my online journal?
My journal is only available online, and I need to know if I can still obtain an ISSN. Do digital-only journals follow the same application process as print journals? I’d also like to know if ISSNs for online journals are different from those for print journals and whether having an...
Is getting an ISSN free or do I have to pay?
I’m curious about whether there are any fees for obtaining an ISSN. Some people say it’s free, while others mention costs. I’d like to know if there are any hidden charges, country-specific fees, or premium services that might require payment. Also, do online and print versions of a journal require...
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