Staci D. Kramer
Oct 3, 2011 4:40 PM
The internet makes it possible to broadcast breaking news at a pace unlike anything we’ve ever experienced. Unfortunately, that includes the ability to rapidly transmit reports that never should have been written, much less published. Today’s case in point: the Daily Mail‘s hasty—and largely apocryphal—report that American Amanda Knox had…
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Mark Sweney
MediaGuardian
Apr 29, 2011 3:13 AM
Mail Online, the most popular UK newspaper website network, returned to double-digit growth in March. The Daily Mail (LSE: DMGT) & General Trust website network’s daily average browsers rose 16.5 percent on February’s minor slump to 3,661,666 with monthly users up almost 30 percent month on month, according to the…
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Robert Andrews
May 29, 2008 11:12 AM
Kylie Minogue’s ex just keeps on setting legal precedents. A French court has ordered two UK newspapers to pay fines for breaking privacy law in France - because they publish to the country on the web. Olivier Martinez had reacted angrily to the suggestion he was seeing Minogue again, published…
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Robert Andrews
May 22, 2008 2:20 AM
Setting up its new Motors.co.uk classifieds portal knocked a whopping £3.6 million off Associated Northcliffe Digital’s operating profit in the half-year to March 30, which settled at just £2.2 million. The site was first launched by AND’s new Digital Automotive Division unit in January ‘07 with the print vehicle classified…
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Robert Andrews
Apr 16, 2008 8:16 AM
—Mail: Mail Online is beta testing a re-design for its Daily and Sunday print titles. The new site’s chunky homepage is busier than even the new-look Guardian.co.uk‘s front. Beta.dailymail.co.uk crams an uncomfortable 145 story links in to a vast space that’s hard on the eye. Unusually, Associated built the content…
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