Thanks for the shout out Jim.
I did try to contact Craig in regards to Polyphony and the early follow-on issues of Electronic Musician as it would great to also have his blessing as he was so involved in much of this stuff, but in general if I don't hear back from folks I don't like to bug them.
Obviously some of his articles are featured in mags like Sound On Sound, and it's great to be able to archive them and make them accessible, rather than being lost...
Of course, the main aim of the site is for UK mags, but we do consider other, non-UK related publications of special archive value if the opportunity presents itself - hence building a complete Polyphony archive with the permissions of Paia last year, and hopefully a full Synapse archive with the blessings of Doug Lynner this year.
Of course, the real big one is Keyboard, it really needs an archive, and I had hoped someone else would have organised one by now, given the outcry when Keyboard ended. It's on our radar, and if we can get permissions, then hopefully we can sort something out, and we are already looking out and picking up copies where we can - obviously being UK-based there are some logistical challenges in shipping mags around, and we don't really have the funds to buy/ship issues from the states. (If anyone can help, please let us know!)
Anyway, I think at some point this year I'll probably reach out to the former Keyboard folks and see whether they would be open to us building an archive, and making more concrete plans if we're able to do so...