Last year was a big one for LibLynx! As we reflect on 2025 and prepare for a new year ahead, we are proud of our many achievements.

Analysis of AI webscrapers traffic on our Wikibase instance

Journals are considering doing identity checks to expose fake authors — but there are downsides.

AI-driven bots are impacting live delivery and open access, and poisoning the well of usage stats. How should the scholarly community react?

AI-driven bots are impacting live delivery and open access, and poisoning the well of usage stats. How should the scholarly community react?

LibLynx achieves ISO 27001 certification, the international standard for information security management systems

Tim Lloyd and Michelle Urberg on presenting on Identity, Access, and Analytics at next week's 2025 NISO Plus Global conference

We’re proud to support the SSP Generations Fund, which is now partly powered by LibLynx thanks to our $5,000 contribution.

AI-enabled discovery and summarization tools seem like magic to end users, but for publishers it looks like disintermediation.

The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) 2025-2026 election results are in!

Web payments and digital identity are colliding in the browser. Here’s why it matters—and what’s coming next.

Usage data experiences are dominated by tabular reports from complex systems; we need new tools to illuminate the stories within your data.

There's a war going on on the Internet. AI companies with billions to burn are hard at work destroying the websites of libraries, archives, ...

Reporting on open access usage by library consortia is now available in Touchstone, LibLynx's unified usage analytics solution.