ISSN Format

The ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) format is a unique eight-digit code used to identify serial publications, including online journals. Here's how it's structured: Format: ####-#### Digits 1-7: The first seven digits are sequential numbers that identify the publication. Digit 8: The last digit is a check digit, which ensures the accuracy and validity of the ISSN. It's calculated using a specific algorithm based on the first seven digits. For example, an ISSN might look like this: 1234-5679. This unique identifier helps in efficient cataloging, citation, and management of serial publications worldwide.

• 1 year ago

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...

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