mailplus.co.uk
Digital editions of the Daily Mail newspaper, magazines and newsletters for UK and Irish readers
About mailplus.co.uk
Mail+ Editions publishes digital replicas of the Daily Mail's UK, Scottish and Irish print editions, along with monthly magazines, YOU and Weekend magazines and special issues. Readers can access the content through a digital subscription.
The product is aimed at readers of the Daily Mail, offered as unlimited digital access on a paid subscription with an introductory offer. The publisher is Associated Newspapers Limited, a company registered in England and Wales.
The registered office is in Kensington, London.
Product: Digital newspaper editions, magazines and newsletters of the Daily Mail, available by subscription.
Jobs at mailplus.co.uk
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