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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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