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Wednesday January 21, 2004
12:08 PM
xISBN
xISBN is a neat service from OCLC in libraryland. Feed it an ISBN and get back a list of ISBNs that are "related". Relatedness in this case means associated editions or printings.
So, the latest camel has an ISBN of 0596000278. This link:
http://labs.oclc.org/xisbn/0596000278
Will return this list:
0596000278 1565921496 0937175641 1565929748 1565924622
Which are the following:
- 1565921496
- 0937175641
- 1565929748 : no longer at Amazon
- 1565924622
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