kafe.cz
Czech online women's magazine publishing celebrity news, relationship, fashion and lifestyle articles for Czech readers
About kafe.cz
Kafe.cz is a Czech online magazine for women. It publishes articles on celebrities, love and relationships, fashion, dieting and showbusiness, with sections including Celebrity, Láska a vztahy and Móda.
The magazine is part of VLTAVA LABE MEDIA a.s., which is listed as its parent organisation. The site offers a newsletter and an RSS feed, and it is also present on Facebook.
The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Praha 5 - Jinonice, Prague, Czech Republic.
Product: Online women's magazine with celebrity, relationship, fashion and lifestyle articles, plus a newsletter.
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