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* Session 4: Main Entry and Uniform Titles Trainee Manual Advanced Serials Cataloging Workshop – 2010 * * In this example no corporate body or person is responsible for Computer vision and image understanding. Academic Press’ sole purpose is to publish the serial. Kak, Aloimonsos, and Blake are editors. Once we get to the point of determining that main entry should be under title, we are almost done. The next step is to determine whether or not we need to create a uniform title. Also, even when you determine that an author is the main entry, you still need to determine if a uniform title is required. The next several slides will cover the when and the how of creating uniform titles. * Session 4: Main Entry and Uniform Titles Trainee Manual Advanced Serials Cataloging Workshop – 2010 * To repeat about the CSR guidelines and uniform titles. According to the guidelines and the LCRI for 25.5B, creating or adding a uniform title in order to resolve conflicts is optional. This is true both for title main entry and for titles entered under personal or corporate main entry. LCRI 25.5B: “CONSER standard and minimal record practice: It is only required to apply this LCRI to non-analyzable serials with generic titles, monographic series, and headings for related work added entries.: The only two case where the CSR guidelines instruct you to use uniform titles are: 1) monographic series, however it is not required to create a distinguishing uniform title for conflicts involving an online series and another medium (do not delete existing series authority records for online series), or 2) “generic” titles, i.e., those cases where the title consists solely of a word or words indicating the type of resource or the periodicity of the resource, e.g., “monthly newsletter,” “jour