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The Daily Mail is a British daily middle-market tabloid newspaper published in London.

Publishers Surfacing Native Video Ads in Rich Display, on Pages Outside the Pre-Roll

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Mail Online Aims To ‘Radically’ Increase Original Video Production

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Mail Online Aims To Go Large With Rich, Native Video Ads

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Mail Online’s New US CEO Steinberg: “We are Going to Grow Massively”

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Data-Hungry Mail Online Mulls Original-Video Move

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Mail Online’s 2013 resolution: money for video

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Mail Online is about to turn its first profit

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Never Mind The Numbers: Mail Online And New York Times Are Chalk And Cheese

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Mail Online Income Quickening After U.S. Expansion

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Chart: Why Classifieds Mean More Than Mail Online To DMGT

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Mail Online Won’t Be Profitable Until 2013, As U.S. Investment Drags

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Mail Online Readers Say They Will Pay, But They Won’t Be Forced To

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Industry Moves: Mail Online, MySpace’s New Marketer, Massive

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Mail Online Revenue Growing Slower Than Audience

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The Daily’s Launch Exec Picton Joins Mail Online

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Mail Online Picks Web, Not Paper, Brand For Subscription iPad App

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Mail Online Kicking Google OnePass’ Tyres

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UK’s Mail Online Tinkering With Mobile Pricepoints

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Mail Online’s Income’s Growing, Just Slower Than Its Audience

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Mail Online Vs NYTimes.com?: Running The Numbers

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Mail Online 2010 Income Nears £12 Million, Coming To America

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Mail Online: ‘Why we’re staying free’

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Mail Online: ‘Why We’re Staying Free’

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Mail Online Sales Growing, But AND Dragged Down

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New Mail Online Boss Aims To Improve Local Ad Proposition

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Earnings: Mail Online Revenue Up 15 Percent As DMGT Slides

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DMGT Call: Morgan Details 300 Job Cuts, Selective Hiring Freeze; ‘Yet To Monetise Mail Online’

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DMGT, News Int Merge Sales Teams, Bromley To Lead Mail Online

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Minogue’s Ex Sues UK Newspapers In France: Web Took Breach Over Borders

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Earnings: Motors.co.uk Knocks AND Profit, Mail Online Made £4 Million In H1

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Print Bits: Mail’s Busy Redesign; Times’ Losses

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