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Teenagers and young adults of both genders are the consumers of the Mail Online. The older generation does not read the Mail Online.

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Independent Press Standard Orginisation (IPSO) regulates the online news.

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The website was first created in 2003
Mail online is owned by daily mail and General Trust

The Mail online is edited by Paul Darce

The biggest sections are Money, Femail, Right minds, Sports, News

The US & Australian version are pretty similar in colorway and structure however there are oversea advertisements and the US have larger crime stories

Mail online are on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, pinterest

Mail online are associated with right wing Conservatives

There are anti bias laws for Mail online

Their Political section is called Rightminds as it is directed to Rightwings.

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Organization such as the internet watch foundation (IWP) the government and raw enforcement agencies to help promote online safety.

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What political parties are most associated with this website?

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What political parties are most associated with this website?

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have very conservative, right wing views

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How and why is the online content different to newspapers?

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How and why is the online content different to newspapers?

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The newspaper industry has put forward an alternative proposal for self-regulation based on the Leveson report. It has been rejected by the Privy Council. There were several key differences between the government and the press systems whereas llegal and offensive online content is regulated through the Online Content Scheme under Schedule 5 and 7 of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 through a complaints-based mechanism. The Scheme is designed to protect consumers, particularly children, from exposure to inappropriate or harmful material.

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What stories can you find that may cause controversy

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What stories can you find that may cause controversy

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'Policemen are suspended over vile texts about raping crime victims'

'Iceland ban plastic'

Poppi Worthington's father has been givern witness protection'

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content that might appeal to the audience 

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content that might appeal to the audience 

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they have several sections that will appeal to a range of readers like 'femail' 'sport' 'fashion' etc

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how can the audience interact with the online site? 

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how can the audience interact with the online site? 

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they have a 'comment' 'share' and a 'video' section that readers can enable

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Daily: 2.974.000
Monthly: 6.244.000

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How can the audience interact with the social media sites ?

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How can the audience interact with the social media sites ?

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they have snapchat, facebook, twitter ands pintrest