contextus.hu
Hungarian online magazine publishing news and commentary on culture, public affairs, media and lifestyle
About contextus.hu
Contextus is a Hungarian-language online magazine that publishes news, analysis and opinion on culture, public affairs, media, film, literature, music and lifestyle. Its sections include domestic and world news, culture, lifestyle, media and an opinion column.
The magazine is aimed at Hungarian-speaking readers and is also known as Contextus magazin and ContextUs. Its opinion section collects public-affairs commentary drawn from social media.
The company is registered in Erdőkertes, Pest county, Hungary.
Product: Online magazine with news, opinion and culture sections
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