Public domain ISSN list?

Is there a list of ISSNs (that is a minimum association of an ISSN with a journal title) that is in the public domain?
If there is no such list and someone would aggregate such a list by using a variety of freely available sources, such as library catalogs and publisher websites, would it be illegal to put such a list into the public domain?

miku

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Comments

jonsca: I don't think we can really touch on the issue of legality here, as we'd have to determine what the legal standards are, and those are obviously not universal. Honestly, I would prefer if you would rework this a bit to make it more general than just "is there a list", if you could.
miku: Sorry for the late reply. Yes, there is no universal legal framework - so at least my second question is very vague (I just wanted to see, if there are any possible immediate objection, that might come up).

Answer by Alf Eaton

I have created an aggregated list using a few different sources, but have not added a license to the data, as its status is unclear. I would like the ISSN International Centre to release this data themselves, under an open data license.