Daily Mail website review for the Press Gazette

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Published 7 July, 2008
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If you were interested in my opinions of the Daily Mail's recent website re-design, but found you didn't have time to wade through my over-wordy multi-part review the other week, you might be interested in an article published in the most recent edition of Press Gazette.

They asked me to contribute a much shorter review of the Mail for their 'Expert Eye' column - "Net gains for Mail Online".

The longer review series has also been summarised on The Editor's Weblog. There it is cited as being found via IFRA, but I can't seem to locate any reference to it on their site. I assume the original link must have been behind the subscription paywall.

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