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Discover the people and desks you want to watch.
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INTRODUCING DAILY MAIL LIVE
THE DAILY MAILNEWSROOM.LIVE.
SEE THE HEADLINES BEING WRITTEN IN REAL TIME.
A new live-streaming section of the Daily Mail website, where readers watch journalists’ computer screens and hear them explain the stories as they work. See research unfold, articles being written and headlines taking shape. Ask questions through live comments in the world's first ever live interactive newsroom.
Follow channels from participating journalists and specialist desks. Get go-live email alerts and subscribe for paid access. Plus live masterclasses, football analysis and shopping, all shared on screen.
STEP INSIDE THE LIVE NEWSROOM ↓WATCH THEIR SCREEN. HEAR THEIR VOICE. ASK YOUR QUESTION.
Journalist shares screen + microphone → Readers watch, listen and comment.
Journalist shares screen + microphone → Readers watch, listen and comment.
ONE NEWSROOM. MANY VOICES.General newsPolitics & worldSportRoyalsShowbizMoneyBuyline
THIS CHANGES THE STORY THE NEWSROOM IS NOW SOMETHING YOU CAN WATCH.
Inside the newsroom
THE BIG STORY. THE FIRST DRAFT. YOU’RE IN.
Explore the screen-sharing experience ↓
JOURNALIST’S DESKTOPScreen + microphone
● LIVE00:00
12 proposed channels / One Daily Mail newsroom
FIND YOUR FRONT ROW.
Choose a channel to step inside
Proposed channels and example sessions. Explore each channel to see what viewers could watch, ask and subscribe to.
THEIR SCREEN.
THEIR VOICE.
YOUR SAY.
01 / DISCOVER
Enter through LIVE NEWSROOM in the Mail navigation or a channel link alongside an article.
02 / TAKE PART
Watch the shared screen, hear the explanation and ask questions through live comments.
03 / STAY CONNECTED
Follow channels, receive go-live email alerts and subscribe for paid access where offered.
Live journalism masterclasses
LEARN THE CRAFT.
WATCH IT HAPPEN.
Screen-sharing classes with live questions
See the journalist’s screen, not just the finished lesson.
Research files, drafts, spreadsheets and interview plans. Experienced journalists demonstrate the work and explain each decision while viewers ask questions through live comments.
Example programme and proposed pricing. Hosts, dates and the final offer would be agreed with Daily Mail.
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YOUR NEWSROOM.
YOUR WAY IN.
Proposed subscription options
Discover free sessions, choose a specialist channel or explore the whole live newsroom. These are example offers for discussion, separate from existing Daily Mail subscriptions.
One channel
£5 / month
A closer connection to the desk or specialist you follow.
- Paid live sessions on one chosen channel
- Live comments and questions
- Go-live email notifications
Newsroom pass
£12 / month
Explore paid live sessions across participating channels.
- All 12 proposed channels
- Live comments and questions
- Masterclasses available separately
Proposed prices only. No payment is taken. Subscriptions and one-off masterclass access would be configured for the final service.
A reason to come back
NEXT ON YOUR SCREEN.
Illustrative programme
The headline.
The facts behind it.
A lunchtime screen-sharing session exploring the day’s developing coverage.
Reports, rumours
and the bigger picture.
The football desk examines the latest stories and answers readers’ questions.
Find the angle.
Write the opening.
A practical live session showing how a journalist turns research into a story.
The opportunity for Daily Mail
TURN READER LOYALTY INTO RECURRING REVENUE.
Build on the Mail’s journalism, personalities and existing readership with a live destination under its own brand. Promote channels through articles, newsletters and social audiences, then give readers a direct relationship with the journalists and desks they follow.
Paid subscriptions
Recurring access to participating channels or a broader live offering.
Live masterclasses
Paid learning built around the newsroom’s experience and specialist knowledge.
Sponsorship
Commercial opportunities around suitable channels and scheduled sessions.
Affiliate shopping
Buyline sessions that guide viewers to products using existing affiliate arrangements.
The technology is built. GAWP® supports live screen-sharing and voice, comments, individual channels, followers, go-live email notifications and paid subscriptions. A Daily Mail version could be configured around its brand and commercial model.