Suggest to add Archives in the WHF site
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Perfectly sensible idea, and one under consideration, but would be a huge and expensive exercise.
Would be interested to know if it's something people would pay for - either on a per-review basis, or as part of their mag subscription, or on an unlimited basis with different charges per day/week/year etc.
Thoughts? (And how much you'd be prepared to pay?)
Thoughts? (And how much you'd be prepared to pay?)
nads
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Clare, interesting idea.
My thoughts. Cant say i would want to pay for it. But if it was part of the subs package i might be interested. would i be able to sneakily read my current issue online while working....
and it might get me to subscribe. But as an occasional buyer of the mag nope.
My thoughts. Cant say i would want to pay for it. But if it was part of the subs package i might be interested. would i be able to sneakily read my current issue online while working....
and it might get me to subscribe. But as an occasional buyer of the mag nope.
professorhat
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Part of the mag subscription sound good to me - don't think I'd pay otherwise for it as not something I'd use all that often.
Think I would pay for a "pay per view", say £1 per review or something. Would be especially useful when looking at second hand kit on ebay, give you a chance to see what it's like before you bid.
Andrew Everard:Well, we have over 30 years of issues on file....
I can't imagine at least for me needing anything over than 10 years old say.
I can't imagine at least for me needing anything over than 10 years old say.
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What I think...
- If the old stuff was made available as part of the subscription, I would definitely consider going for a subscription
- Pay per view for non-subscription holders would also be good
- Also go for the "Try before you buy" style that some sites go for, where you get to see a couple of articles free and then have to pay to see more, or like other websites where there is some access to initial part of articles, but a PPV / sub is required to see the full article
gel:I can't imagine at least for me needing anything over than 10 years old say.
Sorry, but we can't rewrite history to wipe out the first 20+ years of What Hi-Fi?
Sorry, but we can't rewrite history to wipe out the first 20+ years of What Hi-Fi?
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gel: I can't imagine at least for me needing anything over than 10 years old say.
I don't know about that - all the best stuff was in the 80's.....
I don't know about that - all the best stuff was in the 80's.....
FrankHarveyHiFi:
gel: I can't imagine at least for me needing anything over than 10 years old say.
I don't know about that - all the best stuff was in the 80's.....
What you mean like bannanaramma and cajagugu
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gel: I can't imagine at least for me needing anything over than 10 years old say.
I don't know about that - all the best stuff was in the 80's.....
What you mean like bannanaramma and cajagugu
Andrew Everard:
If only it were so simple, Master Baltom, if only it were so simple...
If you pay £30k a year I'll come over and sort it out
Yeah would imagine it would be pretty complicated setting it all up
If only it were so simple, Master Baltom, if only it were so simple...
If you pay £30k a year I'll come over and sort it out
Yeah would imagine it would be pretty complicated setting it all up
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