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As a publisher you can manage your own data online and let NEWBOOKS organise the export of your titles to standard book trade platforms. Download title data in ONIX or any other format, supplemented with NEWBOOKS or additonal standard classifations ...
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itex is an easy to use tool to control correct data integration into online catalogs and online bookshops. Detailed reports are being created regularly and automatically to analyse the different online platforms. Itex is being offered in cooperation with the company of Peter Starke ...
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Saving potential with printed information: printed preview catalogs having been digitalized by NEWBOOKS can be presented up to date on a daily basis on a publishers website. Presented in an appealing way it will be send to your customers in different formats ...
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Web Services and Data Supply for Springer Key Accounts: Accurate, enriched and ordered-by-subject title data for regular customers.
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Managed online services for Wolters Kluwer Key Accounts: Newsletter, Proposal Lists & RSS Feeds.
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For Publishers direct customers: Customised Newsletter, Proposal Lists & RSS Feeds
PDF2XML
For targeted search: Conversion of additional information in PDF (e.g. TOCs, reviews, excerpts) in XML Format. A free service for participating publishers.
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| Sack Mediengruppe |
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Sack Mediengruppe integrates NEWBOOKS raw data into own catalog management systems to inform specialist customers supported by the NEWBOOKS classification. |
| Massmann |
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Library Supplier Massmann Internationale Buchhandlung is using NEWBOOKS classified raw data for a new title information service. |
| Dietmar Dreier |
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| Thalia |
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| libri.biz |
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NEWBOOKS data can now also be accessed via Libri.biz. Bookshops using Libri.biz offer their customers a very targeted search and a user-friendly order facility. |
| C.H. Beck |
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NEWBOOKS provides Beck-Shop with up-to-date, editorially screened and ordered-by-subject title data. |
| Alerts for publishers and specialist booksellers |
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The NEWBOOKS administration interfaces for newsletters and proposal lists have been graphically renewed completely and offer new additional features. Both tools support customer contacts and help strengthening your brand as a specialist bookseller. |
| Schweitzer Vademecum |
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"VADEMECUM" the specialist catalog for law, economics and tax of bookselling chain Schweitzer Fachinformationen is being maintained by NEWBOOKS. |
| Soldan |
| Soldan receives raw data from NEWBOOKS Catalog. |
| NEWBOOKS Classification & Mapping |
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Current Situation In the German speaking regions, the search for a generally recognized and universally used classification system continues in vain. Currently, the German Warengruppensystematik (WGS) and the German national library's (DNB) functional groups, arranged as per Dewey Decimal classification (DDC), are in use. However, both systems have proven themselves unsuitable for providing booksellers and publishing customers with a sophisticated scientific search. In librarianship, the basic classifications of the Common Library Network (GBV) and the Regensburger classification (RVK) are mainly used. In international book trading, the Book Industry Communication (BIC) and Book Industry Standards and Communications (BISAC) systems are used, where BIC offers a more scientific approach in comparison to BISAC. This intial situation has inspired NEWBOOKS to develop a classification scheme according to which specialist titles are editorially classified and made accessible in a customer-oriented way. However, the NEWBOOKS classification is still based on the codification of other standard classification schemes such as BIC and BISAC. Through this, booksellers, publishers and libraries are offered new possibilities for using the NEWBOOKS classification. Some examples: The NEWBOOKS classification is used to inform regular customers by Newsletter, RSS Feeds or Proposal Lists or online searches about thematically pre-sorted new releases und backlist titles. German-language titles can also be equipped with BIC codes through our classification in order to therefore create a unified classification scheme of English and German academic and professional literature for online searches. NEWBOOKS classifications are generally being used through a Web Service or through regular Raw Data Exports. A further example is the mapping of an existing publishing classification scheme in the direction of national and international standards. Our long-term cooperation with the Springer Verlag (Heidelberg) also includes the creation of mappings between Springer's own classification and the BIC and BISAC standard classification schemes. But even a simple Upload of an ISBN List will deliver the desired classification results and the according formats for easy and quick provision of comprehensive topic lists for your regular customers. For further information please contact us directly. We look forward to your enquiry! |
