Mail Online faces £83k privacy payout plus costs for naming arrested terror suspect
Mail Online publisher Associated Newspapers has been ordered to pay £83,000 in damages after naming a man arrested on suspicion…
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DMGT full-year results: Mail Online grows revenue despite overall 10% decline
Mail Online grew revenues by 3% in the year to September despite Covid-19 hammering other parts of the business. Mail,…
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Australian documents reveal how News Corp, Mail and other publishers plan to battle tech giants on global scale
News Corp has accused Google of misleading Australian regulators as it seeks to avoid paying publishing companies for their news…
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Mail Online threatens to delete iPhone app – but other publishers see upside to new Apple privacy policy
Mail Online has threatened to delete its iPhone app because of a new privacy policy from Apple that threatens to…
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July readership figures for world’s biggest news websites: Mail Online and Fox News make up ground on ‘broadsheet’ rivals
The world’s biggest news websites collectively regained traffic in July after their performances tailed off in previous months as interest…
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Meghan Markle wins bid to keep friends’ identities secret in Mail on Sunday privacy battle
The Duchess of Sussex has won a High Court bid to keep secret the identities of five friends who gave…
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Mail Online pays libel damages to Tory peer over article wrongly suggesting he is ‘secret anti-Semite’
A Conservative peer has accepted substantial damages and an apology over a Mail Online article that falsely accused him of…
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Forcing Meghan Markle to reveal the five friends who gave an anonymous interview to a US magazine is “an unacceptable…
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