Daily Mail owner to merge print and online teams to meet digital ‘challenges’

Daily Mail and MailOnline to suffer job losses as digital and paper operations merge

A double-digit number of jobs are expected to be slashed

Daily Mail owner to merge print and online teams to meet digital ‘challenges’

Just under 100 jobs expected to be at risk as media group announces strategic overhaul

Daily Mail to axe dozens of journalists

Newspaper will merge with MailOnline counterpart in scramble to adapt to digital age

Major job cuts at Mail titles in final stage of digital-first transition

The publisher of the Daily Mail is planning to make fewer than 100 redundancies in what is believed to be the final stage of merging its print and digital teams. Staff at the Mail’s London office were told on Thursday afternoon that all reporters and editors will produce stories for both print and online from the middle of March. A memo from DMG Media chief executive and publisher Danny Groom and Mail editor-in-chief Ted Verity (pictured) said t…

Daily Mail announces further round of job cuts

The owner of the Daily Mail has told staff to expect another round of redundancies as it finalises its overhaul to make the outlet operate as one seven-day operation across online and print. In a letter to the news outlet’s employees on Thursday co-authored by the Daily Mail’s editor-in-chief, Ted Verity, and the chief executive of publisher DMG Media, Danny Groom, unveiled a structural overhaul that would lead to “a number of job losses”. The r…

Letter: DMG Media plans to merge Daily Mail's print operations with MailOnline, resulting “in a number of job losses”, as it looks to boost Mail+ subscriptions

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