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"Digital Spy has changed massively in recent months and is unrecognisable compared to 14 years ago. That said, we&amp;#039;re as focused as ever on delivering the latest entertainment and tech news as well as interesting and topical (often hilarious) features 24 hours a day. As we look to the future of DS - more of the entertainment and tech that you love, and more brilliant video - it&amp;#039;s clear that we need to re-examine how the site looks, feels and functions. We&amp;#039;re going to be making a series of small changes over the next few weeks to give the site a facelift and better highlight the great content produced by the team each day, without altering the underlying experience for our readers. We&amp;#039;ll be looking at the site header, the homepage and channel pages, article and gallery templates and, not least, spending a good chunk of time on DS&amp;#039;s branding. Yes, a new logo!  Reader feedback was invaluable when we launched the redeveloped Digital Spy mobile site back in March this year, and we&amp;#039;d like to involve you in this process as much as we possibly can. Please do comment or get in touch by email if you&amp;#039;d like to share your thoughts on any of the changes. We&amp;#039;ll also solicit feedback through polls and surveys on site, so do keep an eye out. There&amp;#039;s a small team dedicated to this process but we&amp;#039;re working quickly and learning quickly in order to change quickly. Editor David Moynihan will lead the overall vision alongside DS co-founder James Welsh, who is now Hearst UK&amp;#039;s head of technology. Miles Watson is looking after front-end development after many years at DS and parent company, Hearst Magazines UK. Ash Colbeck is our designer, with assistance on UX matters from creative director Jae Lee; the pair of them having recently helped create the shiny new Esquire.co.uk as well as work for Cosmopolitan UK and ELLEuk.com. Tom Miller will be acting as product manager and making sure that our readers are at the front of everybody&amp;#039;s minds throughout the process, having spent 5 years as DS&amp;#039;s reader-facing community manager. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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