gram.pl
Polish-language video game news portal with reviews, articles and popular culture coverage for gamers
About gram.pl
gram.pl is a Polish-language portal about video games. It publishes news, articles, reviews, promotions and a release calendar, and it also covers popular culture, including film and series.
The portal is aimed at video game players and readers of popular culture news in Poland. It is operated by ACTION S.A., which is listed as its parent organisation. The site lists advertising among its sections.
The company was founded in 2004 and is registered in Zamienie, Poland. The site's copyright notice runs from 2005 to 2026.
Product: Gaming news, reviews, articles, release calendar, promotions and popular culture coverage on the gram.pl portal.
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Leadership
- P**** B******** · Prezes Zarządu (CEO (President of the management board))Source: business register
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