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COUNTER webinar change of date

14 November 2024

We apologise but we have changed the date of the upcoming COUNTER webinar on “Introduction To COUNTER Reports”. This will now be on Thursday 12th December.

For members in the COUNTER community based in the US this means you won’t have a COUNTER webinar as part of your Thanksgiving Day plans. For community members across the world, the new date means we may have more news to share with you about COUNTER in 2025.

The webinar is free to COUNTER members. Register here or by clicking on the button below.

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