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Abstract

Ki-Tat is the Head of Systems, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology Library, Hong Kong. In his article, Ki-Tat discusses why MARC21 is ideal for Anglo-American names, but not suitable for non-Latin names. He provides three suggestions: making 1XX field repeatable, improving linking capability between related forms of a name by avoiding the subfield 6 in tag 880, and adding a subfield to store language script used in each tag field. Ki-Tat also stresses that encoding MARC in XML provides possibility to expand "authority control" to "access control". Lastly, he illustrates a method of using SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) technology to provide name access control globally.

Source

OCLC systems and services. 18(2002) no.2, S.88-95