Mail crosses 250,000 digital subscribers and appoints first global women's editor

Mail crosses 250,000 digital subscribers and appoints first global women's editor

The Mail has crossed the quarter-of-a-million digital subscribers mark after expanding its Mail+ partial paywall into America. More than 163,000 people have signed up to Mail+ since its launch initially in the UK in January 2024, then Australia in October, and now the US and Canada in February. It hit the 100,000 milestone in November. Most Mail Online content remains free to read but a small, curated amount of content from its core verticals (i…

The Daily Mail crosses 250K digital subscribers, including more than 163K Mail+ subscribers, and appoints Celia Duncan as its first global women's editor

Charlotte Tobitt / Press Gazette: The Daily Mail crosses 250K digital subscribers, including more than 163K Mail+ subscribers, and appoints Celia Duncan as its first global women's editor  —  Femail, Inspire and Secrets & Lives said to be key Mail+ subscriptions drivers.  —  The Mail has crossed the quarter …

Mail appoints first global women's editor

Celia Duncan becomes the Mail’s first-ever global women’s editor, saying it’s “a huge honour” Speaking about her new... The post Mail appoints first global women’s editor appeared first on Newsworks.