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Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Wed 28 Jan, 2009 10.25
by rob
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Wed 28 Jan, 2009 13.05
by Nini
Brings new meaning to the term circlejerk... well, no, it's actually a visual representation but... you understand.
We doing checks on DS' editorial as well now?
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Sun 01 Feb, 2009 14.17
by Asa
Is DS dying for anyone else after browsing a few pages in IE8? Probably because of the ridiculous number of Flash animations
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Sun 01 Feb, 2009 14.40
by Stuart*
Asa wrote:Is DS dying for anyone else after browsing a few pages in IE8?
It was running OK when I just tried it, and I'm using IE8.
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Sun 01 Feb, 2009 21.50
by Alexia
I tried IE8 this afternoon, and it kept crashing my computer - BSOD on install, restart, restart with last known good config, and then after usage.
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Sun 01 Feb, 2009 22.02
by Sput
I like your attitude!
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Sun 01 Feb, 2009 22.54
by Alexia
Fuck it... Firefox it is, even if it is a bit RAM-heavy.
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Mon 02 Feb, 2009 21.00
by Pete
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/about/team/
What a handsome group of chaps and chapettes
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Tue 03 Feb, 2009 00.18
by all new Phil
That many staff for a fucking website that just rewrites any old press release that lands in their inbox?
Pfft. The Metropol team are much more glamorous.
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Tue 03 Feb, 2009 01.55
by Lee
Wilkie's pic is quite something. Looks like he won first prize at a "smile while holding 10 snooker balls in your mouth" contest. Perhaps he can treat himself to a trip to the barbers with the prize money.
/bitch
Re: Digital Spy Watch News and Information Board
Posted: Fri 13 Feb, 2009 17.58
by Alexia
Perhaps not the right thread, but this
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/a1466 ... ustry.html made me grimace with irony, as Hucknall's early career was stuffed full of cover versions.