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Consultation webinar recordings now available

04 February 2026

The COUNTER team ran three member-only webinars in January 2026, one for each of our open best practice consultations. We’re now making the recordings available for everyone, to help you respond to the consultation surveys.

Pathways to Compliance

A recording of the webinar held on 9 January 2026, discussing the community consultation on pathways to compliance for small publishers. The consultation is open until 9 February 2026: send us your feedback!

Reporting to multiple identities

A recording of the webinar held on 16 January 2026, discussing the community consultation on reporting to multiple institutional identities. The consultation is open until 9 February 2026: send us your feedback!

AI and agentic usage

Last but certainly not least, here’s the recording of the webinar held on 23 January 2026, discussing the community consultation on AI usage metrics. This consultation is open until 23 February 2026, after Tasha is back from discussing the issue at NISO Plus: send us your feedback!

Join our working group on OA usage metrics

At our last Advisory Committee meeting we agreed to start a new project. In April,…

COUNTER newsletter, March 2026

As always, we’ve had a busy couple of months here at COUNTER. If nothing else,…

Key Takeaways from COUNTER’s AI Usage Metrics Consultation

Thank you to everyone in the community who participated in COUNTER’s Generative and Agentic AI…

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