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30 June 2026

Code of Practice Release 5.1.1

We have published the latest fix and feature release of the COUNTER Code of Practice, R5.1.1. Read R5.1.1 Read the full details on GitHub New features and links to best…


30 June 2026

OAEBUDT, a Scholarly Communications Data Space

A network of publisher, library and open infrastructure organisations interested in open access (OA) book usage data came together in July 2022. The group aimed to create governance, trust, and…


25 June 2026

Workshops highlight standards needed for tracking provenance, attribution, and usage in the AI ecosystem

In May 2026, NISO, COUNTER, and Cambridge University Press & Assessment hosted a series of invitation-only workshop discussions exploring how the information standards community should adapt to the growth in…


25 June 2026

Multiple platforms, one report

After the COUNTER Conference, one of our publisher members asked whether they could reduce librarians’ workloads by offering reports for all of their platforms (websites) in a single report. The…


22 June 2026

Retiring Release 5

One of the questions that comes to me reasonably frequently is about when Release 5 will be retired. The answer, of course, is “it depends on what you mean by…


15 June 2026

Usage metrics aggregation

Back in the mists of time (read: before Tasha started at COUNTER), we produced some guidelines for aggregating usage metrics. They were used by consortia and national bodies to describe…


12 June 2026

Thank you for being part of our conference

Thank you to everyone who was part of the third COUNTER conference and AGM yesterday. An incredible 470 people signed up for the conference – nearly 200 more than last…


12 June 2026

Find us in Brighton, and Berlin

Now our own Conference is over, you’d think it would be time for a rest, but not a bit of it. Tasha’s going to be at a couple of conferences…


10 June 2026

New page on audit communication

We’ve had some people ask for more information about how to keep us informed of their audit progress. To help them, and you, we’ve set up a new page on…


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