Publishers have been using COUNTER for some time now to support consistent usage counting for their electronic resources. However, the standard has evolved over the years to keep pace with content structure changes and new […]
As the dust settles on another fun-filled April 1st, we look back on some of the Web’s best April Fool’s Day jokes from this and previous years. Not that we fell for any of these, […]
Like everyone else connected with journals publishing, we’ve been following the literature on Plan S with interest. With updated guidance on its implementation due this spring, it’s a good time to pause and take stock […]
With funders increasingly directing how and when the research they fund is published, publishers are facing new challenges around reporting and tracking this information. In the past, funding information would not have been in a […]
With initiatives such as Plan S focusing the attention of many publishers on Open Access publishing models, understanding your editorial data has never been more important. Here, we round up some of the sources available […]
Welcome to our last post of 2018. We all wish you a very happy holiday season and all the best for 2019! As is our tradition, we will not be sending cards to mark the […]
A full understanding of your data assets is important both in underpinning day-to-day operations and in developing business strategy. This applies not only when you’re using external IT systems but also in your internal work […]
A key feature of our new Publisher Dashboard service is that it delivers a complete picture of customer interaction, from article submissions through to journal usage and denials, so the insights it offers are relevant […]
Earlier this month we were excited to announce the launch of our brand new Publisher Dashboard service, designed specifically for scholarly publishers to give sales, marketing and editorial teams instant and actionable insight to help […]
This year saw the 25th anniversary of the publicly available World Wide Web, and a lot has changed in those years. As a sunshiny summer holiday season comes to an end, we thought we’d brighten […]
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