Daily Mail

The Daily Mail is a long-established and influential British newspaper founded in 1896 by Lord Northern Rock. The newspaper is known for its foreign coverage and is one of the largest circulations in the UK. It is owned by the Associated Press Group and is its flagship publication.

Known for its sensationalist style of reporting, the Daily Mail has often been criticised for incendiary reporting and has faced multiple lawsuits as a result, particularly for defamation. Lord Northern Rock, for example, once asked his reporters to find a murder case every day to satisfy readers’ demand for shock and outrage. This tactic was dubbed “power without responsibility” by Curran in the early 2000s, where newspapers deliberately angered readers in order to achieve the effect of opposing a particular policy.

In addition, the Daily Mail has also achieved success in the United States, becoming one of the most famous gossip newspapers in the United States through its network operations in New York and Los Angeles. The newspaper publishes about 1,700 news items, tens of thousands of photos and more than 900 videos every day, and its content still attracts a large number of readers despite problems such as grammar and punctuation errors.

The Daily Mail has large readership bases in both the UK and the US, with 80 million and 240 million visitors per month respectively. However, users have also expressed doubts about the accuracy of its content and criticised its bias and far-right articles.

As a media organization with a long history, the Daily Mail has caused widespread controversy and criticism while providing news. Its reporting style and content choices often prompt discussion and reflection among the public and the media community.