ABOUT ISBN REGISTRATION
Significance
Displaying an ISBN number on every book they publish is a requirement for all book publishing businesses.
Reliability
A book's ISBN number ensures that it is 100 percent original and hasn't been stolen, spuriously printed, or otherwise violated any laws.
One-time Process
The ISBN registration process only needs to be done once. The ISBN registration does not need to be renewed by the book publisher.
Global recognition
One can get all the information about a book, including the name, author information, and ISBN number, by searching the ISBN portal.
Access to bibliographic databases.
These databases were created by ISBN to assist book trade organizations and libraries in providing clients with timely updates.
Uniform Format for publishing
An ISBN enables a publisher to designate a specific book edition and a standard publishing format for that specific book.
WHAT IS AN ISBN?
The term "ISBN" stands for "International Standard Book Number," which is a distinct 13-digit numerical code used to identify books sold in stores. Prior to December 2006, the ISBN had 10 digits. Beginning on January 1, 2007, this was raised to 13. After calculation using a proprietary mathematical procedure, the ISBN is assigned. They also include a "check-digit" to make sure the number is correct.
STRUCTURE OF AN ISBN NUMBER
Each segment of an ISBN is divided into its five necessary parts by either spaces (below the barcode) or hyphens (above the barcode). Here are the five components of the ISBN code.
PROCESS OF ISBN REGISTRATION
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ISBN REGISTRATION
Step 1
ID Proof of Author
Step 2
Content of Book
Step 3
Description of Book
Cover Page of the book Title of the book
Step 4
Publisher & Printer Details
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