Andy Clough:
We're adding new reviews to the website all the time, and when we have all the current products online, then we'll get round to maybe re-instating some of the older ones if people think that would be useful.
I have to say, with deepest respect, that I find it hard to believe this will ever happen, even with the best will.
I've worked in the photographic and now pre-press industry for 10+ years, and I've seen, and been involved with, a number of much larger organisations make the digital transition. Scanning and creating new work is SO much easier going forward, than backward. There is very little incentive, and the present day and constant 'new' material always takes priority. Even large stock libraries, for example Corbis who at one point had 3 drum scanners working 24hrs, couldn't keep up with the demands and balance of the old and the new material.....I know that's a much bigger example, but hopefully you get my point.
It's a shame, because I think the back reviews are really useful, even if some of it goes 3-4 years. Yes, in today's market the kit changes fast and we are all rushing along, but some of it doesn't - I got back into this mag by looking up Naim reviews I was suddenly interested in.
I really hope you you can manage to do it all Andy !