It’s been a busy few months for GetFTR, with new publishers joining, more research and discovery tools integrating, and evidence of the impact we’re making. A recent study by Emerald Publishing showed a 3.5% increase in article usage attributable to their integration with GetFTR,
Bioscientifica, a not-for-profit publisher working within the biomedical research community, has partnered with GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) to make its journal content more accessible through the tools researchers use to discover and explore scholarly literature.
Researchers are discovering scholarly content in more places than ever before, with AI-powered research assistants, evidence tools and specialist research platforms joining traditional discovery services. As the landscape evolves, GetFTR’s community of research and discovery tools continues to grow
Usage has always mattered to both academic publishers and librarians. Publishers need to know that their content is being found and read, while libraries want to know that the content they invest in is being used by their researchers. Usage data helps demonstrate that value and plays an important role in subscription and renewal decisions.
Researchers discover content across an increasingly diverse range of tools and platforms. They need to reach trusted content quickly, understand whether they have access, and have confidence they’re reading the most up-to-date version of the scholarly record. This case study demonstrates the importance of metadata and industry collaboration
A few publishers have recently asked why they should partner with GetFTR. It felt like a good moment to lay out the case. Joining GetFTR means giving researchers faster, more reliable access to your trusted content – wherever they discover it.
The scholarly communications landscape is becoming increasingly fragmented. Researchers no longer discover and access scholarly content solely on publisher platforms. Instead they move between discovery services, aggregators, library resources, syndication platforms, and increasingly AI-powered environments.
As one of the world’s most cited and respected multidisciplinary journals, PNAS brings high-quality peer-reviewed scientific outputs into the GetFTR ecosystem, enabling researchers to discover and access trusted full-text content quickly and confidently.
New partnership connects open web discovery with access to full text on EBSCOhost, simplifying the journey from open web discovery to trusted library access. Through the partnership, researchers at more than 70,000 institutions worldwide gain..
ASHA Journals Joins GetFTR to Improve Discovery and Access to Trusted Communication Sciences ResearchThe inclusion of the society publisher’s five peer-reviewed journals will help researchers and clinicians connect more easily to trusted full text wherever their discovery begins.
