The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) for online journals is a unique eight-digit identifier used for efficient cataloging, citation, and management of serial publications. The ISSN comprises two groups of four digits, with the last digit serving as a check digit to ensure accuracy. Assigned by national ISSN centers coordinated by the ISSN International Centre, this identifier is crucial for maintaining the integrity of serial publications. The ISSN must be prominently displayed on each issue, aiding researchers, academicians, and students in accessing and referencing scholarly content, fostering collaboration, and enhancing the visibility and accessibility of online journals.
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...
