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17 January 2025

COUNTER conference and AGM 5 June 2025: Call for papers

Measuring usage of non-controlled content  We are delighted to call for papers for the second COUNTER Conference on the theme of “Measuring usage of non-controlled content”. The conference will take…


14 January 2025

Fix Release 5.1.0.1 has been published

As publishers and technology providers have worked through the process of updating their systems to comply with Release 5.1 of the COUNTER Code of Practice, they have raised questions that…


09 January 2025

In memoriam: Irene Barbers

We are sorry to share the very sad news that our colleague Irene Barbers has been killed in a car accident. Irene, most recently the Head of Acquisitions at Forschungszentrum…


08 January 2025

Retiring the old Validation Tool

Since we made the updated Validation Tool publicly available in August, it’s had a lot of use. The new tool is more robust, faster, and covers both Release 5.1 and…


07 January 2025

Find us at: NISO Plus 2025

Tasha will be in Baltimore for NISO Plus 2025 in February – drop her a line if you’d like to schedule time to chat. On Monday the 10th of Feb…


18 December 2024

Happy holidays! – and office closed

With the year drawing to a close, the COUNTER team wishes everyone a very happy holidays, whatever you may be celebrating. Tasha and Siân are both taking a well-earned break. This…


13 December 2024

Managing ‘Reporting Period Total’ in JSON format

The Code of Practice allows for different facets of granularity in reporting usage metrics. One of those facets is whether usage is reported month-by-month, or as the sum of all…


11 December 2024

We’ve migrated the COUNTER media library

We've migrated the COUNTER media library. All videos for the Release 5.1 Code of Practice are now available via the COUNTER website.


10 December 2024

Counting usage for Tables of Contents

Release 5.1 brought usage tracking for books and reference works into line with that for other data types like journals and multimedia, but there are still some complexities. This post…


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