Pride in our heritage. Excitement for our future.
We are pioneering popular journalism, attracting the media industry’s best talent and reaching new audiences with new technologies.
Pride in our heritage. Excitement for our future.
We are pioneering popular journalism, attracting the media industry’s best talent and reaching new audiences with new technologies.
WHO WE ARE
Delivering trusted content to millions of loyal customers around the globe.
dmg media’s brands deliver highly engaging, trusted content to millions of loyal customers around the globe, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Together, Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Metro, i, MailOnline, Mail Plus, metro.co.uk and inews.co.uk reach more than 11m people daily in the UK.*
Globally, our brands reach 180m unique browsers every month.** In March 2021, the business acquired the world’s leading science title, New Scientist.
dmg media’s news brands are expert at getting to the bottom of the stories most relevant to their readers.
OUR BRANDS
JOIN US
Be a part of our exciting future.
A career at dmg media means you’ll have the chance to work alongside entrepreneurs and storytellers who together are the pioneers of popular journalism. With the history, conditions and environment of a great employer, you can be proud of our heritage and confident in your growth and support.
What you can expect from a career with us is challenge, freedom, learning and growth.
What we are looking for in return is entrepreneurialism, excellence and a sense of purpose.
Current Jobs
BENEFITS
Exciting Career. Exciting Benefits.
* Benefits will vary per brand
Learning, Talent and Development
The people behind our brands are core to our organisation.
It’s very important to us that we support their career development and wellbeing and we do this through a number of activities including:
Academy workshops
Work experience
Apprenticeships
Coaching
Qualifications
TIMELINE
Pride in our heritage.
1896 - Daily Mail founded
- Brothers Alfred and Harold Harmsworth edit produce and oversee the launch of the Daily Mail.
1922 - DMGT founded
- DMGT is established to manage the family's newspaper interests.
1932 - London Stock Exchange flotation
- DMGT is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
2011 - MailOnline becomes number one
- MailOnline overtakes New York Times as the most visited English language newspaper website in the world.
1998 – Metro
- Metro is launched as a free newspaper serving urban markets across the UK.
1982 - The Mail on Sunday
- The Mail on Sunday is launched as a sister title to the Daily Mail.
2019 - The ‘i’ joins DMGT
- DMGT acquires the ‘I’ a quality concise UK national newspaper and website.
2021 - New Scientist joins DMGT
- DMGT acquires New Scientist one of the world’s leading science publishing titles.
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CAREER PROFILES
Bella Callaghan
My days tend to be quite varied (which I like) one day I’ll be planning and putting together email, ppc or social marketing strategies or looking at how we can optimise our user journeys, another day might be more data focussed, building reports and dashboards and using them to understand our users better and justify marketing decisions. Sometimes I might be researching our competitors and thinking of ways to improve our proposition, overall, it’s a role that requires lots of different skills.
What I really like is our approach to work, which is very much test and learn. Everything we do is ultimately to learn more about our subscribers so we can provide them with the best possible experience. We have a small team, each are experts in their individual areas which is great as you can learn so much from one another. Similarly, as we work across brands it’s great that we can share learnings.
Claudio Rodriguez Bovegenio
As MailOnline’s Director of Web Development, I lead teams of backend and frontend software engineers to achieve the vision the business has for the MailOnline websites and their surrounding ecosystem, being ultimately responsible for their architecture, keeping best practices, and hiring, nurturing, and keeping the right developers, as well as helping shape the overall technical strategy.
The thing I like most about working for dmg:media and the MailOnline in particular is the sheer scale of our audience – everything we build not only has a very quick turnaround, but also reaches hundreds of millions of people. Our team is full of very talented, hard working, good people, and it is a pleasure to work with them. Finally, quality is a top concern, and I know in the end I’ll be proud of the work we put out, with everyone working together to reach ever higher standards.