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29 April 2024

Introducing COUNTER Metrics

COUNTER has been around since 2003, and we’ve always been known as Project COUNTER. That’s been creating some confusion, with some people thinking that ‘Project’ must signify that we are…


28 March 2024

Annual General Meeting and COUNTER Conference 2024

We will be holding our Annual General Meeting online on Thursday 16 May 2024 at 15:25 GMT (16:25 CEST, 10:25 EDT). All COUNTER members are invited to attend to receive…


15 May 2023

Annual General Meeting 2023

The Directors’ Reports, including financial accounts, and the draft minutes from our 2023 Annual General Meeting on 11 May 2023 can be downloaded from the links below: Draft minutes of…


07 December 2021

Case study: analysing the ‘Big Deal’ using COUNTER Reports

Expenditure on ‘big deals’ accounts for a large part of library acquisition budgets, and in this case study a UK university assessed the value of those deals using their COUNTER…


07 November 2021

Case study: the value of COUNTER data to content and platform providers

In this case study, a variety of publishers, aggregators and technology providers share how they use COUNTER data and highlight three key areas where they find that COUNTER adds value…


07 October 2021

Case study: Strategic use of COUNTER data

COUNTER usage data is an important tool in a library’s data warehouse, not only in calculating cost-per-use and informing cancellation and acquisition decisions. In this video an expert panel discusses…


07 September 2021

Case study: COUNTER data and big deals at the University of Liverpool

Jeff Woods, Usage Analyst in Libraries, Museums and Galleries at the University of Liverpool, developed an in-house system for displaying data and analytics relating to its big deals. This case…


01 January 2020

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We’ve moved things around! The page you’re trying to find has moved. We have moved our website from projectcounter.org to countermetrics.org and the page you are looking for no longer…


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