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👏🍾💐 Congratulations to all our brands who picked up big wins at the Publisher Podcast & Newsletter Awards. 💐🍾👏 🏆🏆 The Knowledge named Best Daily Newsletter and editor Harry Byford crowned Newsletter Hero 🏆 The i Paper’s Politics Unwrapped also won Best Politics Newsletter 🏆 Best Investigative Podcast went to Daily Mail's ‘Pipeline: Left to Die’ 🏆 New Scientist’s Rowan Hooper named Publisher Podcast Hero 👉 https://lnkd.in/eJ6mUw68
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Prince Harry was among a group of high-profile individuals who claimed Associated Newspapers, the publishers of the Daily Mail and Palace Confidential, used illegal newsgathering methods between 2001 and 2013. A number of Palace Confidential royal experts were witnesses in the case, which is why we haven’t been able to talk about it… until now. Last week, all 97 claims were dismissed in an ‘overwhelming victory’ for the Mail in a case that many said should never have come to trial. On this bonus episode of Palace Confidential, Richard Kay and Charlotte Griffiths share what it was REALLY like testifying in the High Court and reveal the 'fundamental flaw' in Prince Harry's legal action. WATCH: https://lnkd.in/evhR68Ep
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The Aleto Summer Leadership Programme delegates were challenged to develop a creator partnership strategy for the Daily Mail. The winning idea proposed a series of interviews filmed during people’s everyday journeys with brand partnerships seamlessly integrated into the content. Judges selected the concept for its authentic storytelling, strong audience appeal and commercial potential. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed their time, expertise and encouragement. https://lnkd.in/enqtGAk7
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‘Overwhelming vindication of our journalism’ Associated Newspaper’s Editor-in-Chief Paul Dacre hails the Daily Mail’s ‘magnificent journalists’ after four-year legal battle ended in humiliating defeat for Prince Harry, Baroness Lawrence and other claimants.
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I thoroughly enjoyed sitting down with Kate Alessi of Google this week. Only 15% of us in the UK are AI ‘super users’, deploying it to win promotion and pay rises. Most of that group are young, urban and male. Mid-life women are facing yet another career barrier - but the good news is, we can do something about it. I’m working on my AI skills myself. My view is it’s important to find the time, even though we’re all busy….
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🎧 Six months after winning the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Hackathon, our idea is now live on the Daily Mail app. The concept was simple: create a community-focused audio product, rooted in published articles and reader comments to drive up community engagement and habitual app usage. Here’s the short timeline of how we got here and where it’s going next… Oct 2025: Won the AWS hackathon Nov 2025: Created a vector database of the Daily Mail’s article archive Jan 2026: Built Airtime Labs, an AI audio platform to power new audio briefings in bespoke formats Feb 2026: Fine-tuned Airtime Labs with our podcast team to ensure the audio features and platform UX were high-spec March 2026: Created our first show, the Daily Download, a morning news briefing that gives our Daily Mail commenters a voice alongside the top stories of the day April 2026: Gathered feedback from editors across the newsroom on the Daily Download, so we could finesse the end product May 2026: Soft-launched the Daily Download in the app, whilst testing different promotional modules June 2026: Started publishing the Daily Download each morning, between 8am–11am, in a new homepage module on the app. Each episode is edited by journalists and presented by custom AI voices July 2026: Over 20,000 app users have listened to the Daily Download in its first two weeks (and growing each day!) Where next? - Create a new version for our US audience - Launch additional desk-level audio briefings - Create supporting video for each episode for social channels - Test personalised formats - Partner with commercial sponsors - Scale the platform to other companies interested in producing similar audio products Special mentions to Louis Mclean, Georgios Gkakos, Lewis Buttress, Jamie East, Mike Wooller, Marvyn Wong and Cameron Roy - who have been instrumental in building, finessing and continually editing both Airtime Labs and the Daily Download so far. Listen to today’s Daily Download here: https://lnkd.in/efsTQRcj Keen to hear what you think - all feedback welcome in the comments 👇
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Last night in Lisbon, The Irish Mail on Sunday Investigations Editor Michael O'Farrell was awarded the European Press Prize for Investigative Reporting — widely regarded as the European equivalent of the Pulitzer, for his extraordinary work on The Brother D Conspiracy. This powerful, years-long investigation exposed a decades-long child abuse cover-up and, crucially, helped deliver justice for victims. It stands as a reminder of the very best of what investigative journalism can achieve: holding institutions to account and giving voice to those who need it most. What makes this recognition even more remarkable is that Michael’s work stood alongside large, cross-border teams, yet was the only shortlisted project produced by a single reporter. In his own words, the focus remains exactly where it should be: on the victims, and on the trust they placed in him to tell their story. Huge congratulations to Michael and to the entire Irish Mail on Sunday team behind this work. To read more about the win click the link https://lnkd.in/eUtDukYM Paul Henderson Fintan Gavigan Robert Cox Conor O'Donnell Liz Doyle Karl Byrne Sarah Mooney Sybil Mulcahy Bryony Jewell Doug Farrell Karl Tracey Desmond Farrelly MSc BUSINESS PLUS, Cormac Cahill George Morahan DJ Corbett Sarah Freeman Wini Moore Ciaran Dunne Antonio Lopez Anna Manahan,Sadie-Rose Keogh, Clóda Markey Lauren Gray
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🍾 Daily Mail World hits 5 MILLION subscribers on YouTube 🍾 💥1.5bn+ views 💥40m+ watch hours 💥30+ videos over 1m views in just two years Powered by standout shows like Battle Board, War on Tape and Crossfire, the team’s high-impact storytelling is setting the pace for news on YouTube. 👀 WATCH, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE👍 👉 https://lnkd.in/eG39KF55
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🥳 We are delighted to announce a number of new people to join our company in April: Carlos Jackson - AI Engineer Jack Sliman - Technical Account Manager, Daily Mail Joshua Haining - Reporter, Graduate Training Programme, Daily Mail Lazar Stankovic- Full-Stack Software Engineer Nick Timms - Managing Director, Ad Product, Mail Metro Media Nikolas Barbalho - Social Video Producer, Daily Mail Rubi Taylor - Administrative Assistant, The i Paper Teresa Williams - Senior Manager, Acquisitions, Daily Mail Will Veale - US Assistant Editor, Daily Mail Abigail Wilson - SEO Editor, The i Paper Bob Marshall - US Head of Content Welcome to the team. 💐
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Yes there are elections today, but today is also huge day for the Games Desk at the Daily Mail with the launch of Relink - a brand new lateral thinking puzzle which you might grow to love or hate me for (I promise they're not all super hard). Four rows, four imposters, one secret link and an answer hidden in plain sight. Can you crack it? This game has been a labour of love from myself, Lachlan Pidgeon, Abhijeet Ahluwalia and Lewis Buttress with brilliant development from Anton Landor and Keiwan Mosaddegh and everyone else at puzzlr 🧩. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e63ZqRc8