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Find us at: NISO Plus 2025

07 January 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 Tasha will be taking part into the pre-conference on Assessing OA Book Usage, digging into the challenges facing digital books available on multiple platforms (often with multiple identifiers). She’ll be making the case that it’s better for the community to work with and build on the existing, well-established and widely trusted COUNTER standard than to reinvent the wheel.

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