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The group can trace its history back to 1896, with the launch of the Daily Mail. DMGT was created in 1922.

The current Chairman is The Viscount Rothermere and the Chief Executive is Charles J F Sinclair .

1 List of main assets

1.1 Associated Newspapers

• Daily Mail
• Mail on Sunday
• Evening Standard
• Ireland on Sunday
• Metro

1.2 DMG Broadcasting

• British Pathe
• GWR Group (29.9%)
  • Classic FM
  • Core
  • 32 UK Local radio stations
• Greenland Interactive
• ITN (20%)
• New Era Commercials
• Teletext

1.3 DMG Broadcasting Australia

• 64 Radio stations

1.4 Euromoney

• Conferences & Events
• Publishing

1.5 Northcliffe

• 92 UK local newspapers

2 See also

• List of British television channelsTelevision Stations These channels are available on digital aerial, satellite and cable systems. abc1 operated by US broadcaster abc Adventure 1 affiliated with National Geographic Channel Amateur Girls Animal Planet- operated by Discovery Channel Artswor
• List of newspapers in the United KingdomNational newspapers Traditionally newspapers could be split into 'broadsheet', serious-minded newspapers and 'tabloid', less serious newspapers. The Independent and The Times have both switched to a tabloid-sized format. For the time being, this list cont
• Mass mediaFor other uses, of the word Media see media (disambiguation). The media is the whole body of communications that reach large numbers of the public via radio, television, movies, magazines, newspapers and the World Wide Web. The term was coined in the 1920

3 External links

• DMGT Website

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