2015/Current Releases of Journals?

Everett Headley
Everett Headley Member Posts: 951 ✭✭
edited November 2024 in English Forum

Now that Logos has secured rights to many journals, is there a plan to offer the latest version immediately, something along the lines as Themelios does?  

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  • Lynden O. Williams
    Lynden O. Williams MVP Posts: 9,012

    Once the contracts are signed, the publisher would have to send the file right away to Logos once the manuscript has been finalized. 

    I am thinking somehting along the lines of a subscription. 

    $20.000 for Academic

    $40.00 for Master Journal etc..

    Prices I pulled out of the top of my head.

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  • Lynden O. Williams
    Lynden O. Williams MVP Posts: 9,012

    This thread may be moved to the suggestion forum as Logos staff hardly ever comment on threads iin the General Forum.

    Mission: To serve God as He desires.

  • Everett Headley
    Everett Headley Member Posts: 951 ✭✭

    If the subscription model means permanent license as well, then I'm good with that.  

  • Lynden O. Williams
    Lynden O. Williams MVP Posts: 9,012

    If the subscription model means permanent license as well, then I'm good with that.  

    Definitely the way to go.

    Mission: To serve God as He desires.

  • Phil Gons (Logos)
    Phil Gons (Logos) Administrator, Logos Employee Posts: 3,802

    Now that Logos has secured rights to many journals, is there a plan to offer the latest version immediately, something along the lines as Themelios does?  

    The plan is to release updates to our journal collections 2–4 times per year, which means you'll need to wait a couple of months for the latest journal in most cases, instead of a couple of years. Right now, the only journal we're co-releasing with is Themelios. It took quite a bit of work to pull that off. It would be nice to do that with other journals, but there's no immediate plans in place to do that. We'll give it some more consideration though.