GetFTR Blog

Going to Researcher to Reader, 25-26 Februry 2025? If so, don’t forget to sign up for our workshop: How can collaborative infrastructure support researchers? Researchers start their discovery journey using a variety of different tools, and identifying whether content is accessible

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

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

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.

In January 2021, CACTUS integrated their research discovery tool, R Discovery, with GetFTR, marking one of the earliest adoptions of this cross-industry initiative. CACTUS conducted their own study to

GetFTR has extended its Retraction and Errata service to all integrator partners. This rollout enables partners such as discovery resources and tools, Scholarly Collaboration Networks (SCNs) and publishers who have integrated their references

We were pleased to welcome so many librarians, publishers, and others from across our community to our webinar last month. Thanks to Lisa Janike Hinchliffe, Heather Staines, Dianne Benham and Hylke Koers for such an interesting and informative session.

Just a few months after its launch we are pleased to share an update on the GetFTR Browser Extension, including the significant increase in entitlement check (which means more GetFTR buttons being displayed

At the end of 2023, we launched a survey to get your feedback on a new concept for GetFTR; signaling of retractions and errata. We asked you if it’s important to inform researchers of retractions and updates at the point of discovery

Researchers will experience streamlined access to cited articles with the addition of GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) to the references sections of Taylor & Francis...

ACS is the latest publisher to integrate GetFTR with their article references. This means GetFTR indicators will signpost

At the start of 2022, Elsevier announced a collaboration to make articles from selected journals from five of the largest publishers and societies visible and discoverable on ScienceDirect.

We are delighted to share an update on the GetFTR Browser Extension. This service works with major discovery resources such as Google Scholar, PubMed, Web of Science and EBSCO Discovery Service, signalling....

Launched more than three years ago, GetFTR continues to grow and develop. We are adding new publishers, discovery services, and integrators, and are opening up new use cases where GetFTR is adding value in exciting and sometimes unforeseen ways...

Like many Society publishers, the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) is always looking for better ways to serve its community and ensure research is reaching the people who need it. They are acutely...

Earlier this month we attended the STM Conference to present where we are three years on, after our announcement at STM back in December 2019. We provided an update on our partners, who now total 34, with more joining in the new year. We...

In case you missed it – you can now watch a recording of our latest Publisher webinar. Suitable for all, during this short webinar we briefly introduced the service and provided updates on recent and forthcoming developments, before we spent time...

In celebration of two years since GetFTR received its’ first entitlement request – we have taken a look back at our journey so far. The proposition we seek to address, how we are aiming to do that and so of the key ways in which we have had impact so far. Take a scroll through and of course don’t hesitate....

Today has seen the announcement of a ScienceDirect pilot, with several publishers, which will seek to better understand how publishers can work together to help....

Research management tech provider MyScienceWork (MSW) is pleased to announce its latest partnership with Get Full Text Research (GetFTR), to support a....

The American Medical Association and Rockefeller University Press have today announced their partnership with Get Full Text Research (GetFTR), a free-to-use....

Silverchair, the leading independent platform partner for scholarly and professional publishers, becomes the second platform to use GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) technology, supporting a more....

Two months into 2021 and I am sure we speak for many when we say, it already feels like a lot has happened! When we introduced the concept of GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) at the STM conference in December 2019, none of us could have....

GetFTR expands service with two new partners supporting a consistent researcher experience and streamlined access to over 86,000,000 research articles. Publisher....

At the heart of GetFTR is the drive to support streamlined access to high quality research for global researchers, no matter their location. As the current global pandemic has illustrated, rapid, direct access to authentic research is vital. Throughout the pilot....

The Swiss-based scientific and medical publisher is the first organisation to join the founding five publishers of GetFTR, supporting streamlined access to global journal literature. Karger Publishers has today announced that it will trial Get Full Text....

We’d like to say a big thank you to everyone that took part in the first GetFTR Advisory Group meeting of the year. Input from the group will be incredibly important as we develop GetFTR, ensuring the perspectives of the various stakeholder groups we have....