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Article Usage Metrics Now Available

Posted Tue, Sep, 04,2012

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Article usage metrics are now available for all articles.  This valuable new service provides significant insights into article usage including:

  • Article views and downloads in total and by month

  • Views and downloads by geographical region

  • Article sharing in social media

  • Article sharing by type of individual sharing

Article metrics are available now for all articles published more than 48 hours ago.  Visit this webpage to view a sample.

The article usage metrics service is benchmarked against similar services provided by PLoS and other publishers, with the aim of providing an industry-leading service.  Data is taken from internal Counter-compliant records, from Pubmed Central where available, and from Altmetric.  The service is currently in final beta.

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Article Usage Metrics: Total Article Views and Views by Month

 

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