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Re: The daily mail
Originally Posted by GeoffM
(Post 10448040)
Maybe it's the difference between the online site and the newspaper. The website is tacky, sensationalist. The paper was more middle of the road I found, not sensationlist like the Sun but not dull like the Telegraph.
Interestingly they are now the only British newspaper to be making serious inroads online into the United States. How they convert that online presence into profit is the key. |
Re: The daily mail
Originally Posted by Cuthbert Rizla
(Post 10448145)
The Daily Mail is THE newspaper publishing success story of the last two decades.
Interestingly they are now the only British newspaper to be making serious inroads online into the United States. How they convert that online presence into profit is the key. |
Re: The daily mail
Here are the numbers of the UK papers.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datab...ational-survey And this one talks them through and shows the DM numbers. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012...on-readers-nrs |
Re: The daily mail
Originally Posted by HarryTheSpider
(Post 10448250)
Curious to know what the criteria are that makes the DM the newspaper publishing success of the last 2 decades...?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1231795.html |
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