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[Diamond Joe]

Hey Gel, Autosport.com (also Haymarket) have extra areas for subscribers only, I think, although I don't have the necessary access, they have more in depth analysis of all things motorsport.

I don't know how this could be applied to the What Hi*Fi website, although I expect they could use it as some sort of tantalising inducement for potential subscribers, as if a spangly HDMI/power cable/interconnect isn't enough.

 

[Andrew Everard]

johnnyjazz:Andrew, how olds yer granny

Both of my dear grandmothers are dead. Thank you for reminding me with your insensitive question...

 

[Anonymous]

Andrew Everard:

johnnyjazz:Andrew, how olds yer granny

Both of my dear grandmothers are dead. Thank you for reminding me with your insensitive question...

you should visit some of those 'scary sites' .... you may learn something

The organisation is split into numbered lodges. Members used to discover which lodge a fellow Freemason was in by asking "how old your granny is". The answer wasn't an age, but a lodge number

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Diamond Joe:

Hey Gel, Autosport.com (also Haymarket) have extra areas for subscribers only, I think, although I don't have the necessary access, they have more in depth analysis of all things motorsport.

I don't know how this could be applied to the What Hi*Fi website, although I expect they could use it as some sort of tantalising inducement for potential subscribers, as if a spangly HDMI/power cable/interconnect isn't enough.

Hi, thanks for that, that was interesting,

Also i think what hi fi got their demo on line mag from them as well, which they showed us a month back or so. I more in depth analysis of pioneer's sounds good,

 

[Andy Clough]

Yes, Autosport is trialling a number of online options, including a digital version of the mag and a special subscriber's area on the website. We'll be watching them with interest.

 

[Anonymous]

A digital version of the mag would be great - save cluttering the house up with back issues