To hear Martin Clarke tell it, The Daily Mail accrued its online readership in America nearly by accident. Lining a landing page with paparazzi shots headlined with expressions of awe and outrage, making the bikini a newsworthy event—that was not transatlantic outreach, just British custom. “Originally we focused ruthlessly on our British audience because that was the easiest to monetize,” said the publisher and editor of the paper’s website, MailOnline, “but we found we’d ended up with a big American audience without really trying.”

call the militia out, obama is overstepping the constitution.
- simon, GB ex us citezen, 25/6/2012 15:42
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we focused ruthlessly on our British audience because that was the easiest to monetize

It drives me nuts the hear people refer to a thing like this as a case of "Double Standards" Hogwash! its apples and oranges you fools! If a young girl is having a sexual relationship with an older male there is the strong possibility that she may have been the victim of intimidation. But I truly do not know a single young boy who would not jump at this chance, and the idea that he might suffer long term (or short term for that matter) issues resulting from the encounter is also hogwash. He would be elated for months to come and would be, if anything, the recilient of a dramatic increase in social standing amomg his peers. Any boy who would be "Damaged phycologicaly from such an experience is likley to already be suffering some imballance and would probably suffer the same issues if he waited until he was 40 to have sex. Sexual repression in the western world in particular is rampent and growing due to the unatural tendancy for this culture to demonize the very concept of sex.
- rick, tacoma, 27/6/2012 23:10
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