Abstract
On the problems of liberal interpretation of responsibilities for the delivery of electronic publications and audio-visual products by the producers, which leads to significant losses in the acquisition of National Library and Information Collection as an object of cultural heritage and in informing of libraries on information resources published in the territory of the Russian Federation. A comparison of classification features of audio books and audio-visual products as defined by law and national standards. Particular attention is paid to expediency of enhancement of electronic documents varieties as a part of an obligatory copy by amending the existing regulations.
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