Entries by Tracy Gardner

ASM and RSNA Integrate GetFTR to Enhance Access from Article References

The American Society for Microbiology (ASM) and the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) have become the latest publishers to incorporate Get Full Text Research (GetFTR) links within their article references. This new feature allows researchers to quickly identify which cited articles are

Syndicated usage reporting and GetFTR

We are pleased to share the news that publishers using GetFTR can now easily share usage metrics in compliance with COUNTER’s best practice on syndicated usage reporting. GetFTR allows publishers to share their own internal Customer

SEG Partners with GetFTR to Enhance Research Discovery

The Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) has recently expanded its commitment to providing streamlined access to their cutting-edge research by joining GetFTR, a cross industry initiative designed to provide trusted pathways to research.

Measuring Usage via GetFTR

GetFTR and its publisher partners provide real time entitlement decisions, enabling discovery tools to signal to researchers where content has been made available via institutional subscriptions or Open Access, to add links to trusted content. One of the most common questions publishers ask is

1st October 2024

Catch up with all our news from this quarter. We have a lot of product updates for you plus new partner announcements and a case study to share

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APA PsycInfo A&I Integration Experience

APA Psycinfo is a personalized platform for discovery of the latest psychological research. It leverages AI and machine learning to assist behavioral scientists in monitoring the latest research trends in their specialty areas.

IEEE: latest publisher to join GetFTR

IEEE demonstrates their commitment to supporting researchers in discovering and accessing trusted content when using popular discovery tools. GetFTR is pleased to announce that IEEE has joined its growing network of organizations

GetFTR Browser Extension Update

GetFTR has extended support to all websites via its Browser Extension, enabling researchers to identify full text that has been made available to them via institution subscriptions or open access no matter where they are on the web.