Posted Mon, Sep, 17,2012
In the final of our series of articles on our article metrics service is an exploration of the third element.
Today we discuss our collaboration with Altmetrics who provide a more detailed analysis of the online sharing of articles published in Libertas journals.
Altmetrics use the latest technology to monitor hundreds of thousands of tweets, blog posts, and news stories for references to articles published in Libertas journals and make information on sharing available to authors and readers through each article homepage.
Information is broken down into the website used to share the article and the person sharing the article (public, researcher etc.).
Articles are also ranked within the journal in terms of recent popularity and given an Altmetric score comparable across different articles and other publishers.
View an example of article metrics featuring Altmetrics data
Further reading
Article Usage Metrics: Total Article Views and Views by Month
Article Usage Metrics: Total Article Views and Views by Region
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