respect for the diversity of view

Year after year, GLAMOUR magazine’s wardrobe refreshment campaign encourages shoppers to consume in an eco-friendly manner. At the programme held each year at the beginning of summer, GLAMOUR asks its readers to act responsibly and not disregard clothes they no longer wear by sending in these clothes in a good state to the editorial in the magazine’s iconic clothes collection bag to be able to pass them on to others in the pop-up shop set up for this specific purpose. The magazine donates the funds collected from the weekend shopping of readers to a foundation nominated in the given year. The clothes-swap campaign has been a constant success since 2014.

Blikk launched a series of free university lectures called Blikk Evenings in 2017, focusing on current affairs. The audience may become acquainted with the opinion of the experts in a given issue at round-table discussions.

Regular thematic photo competitions of GEO magazine draws attention to the natural beauties of our planet, the natural wonders in our immediate and wider surroundings and the protection of these several times a year.

Digital Media Campus not only helps to develop employees in the form of in-house trainings. Our experts hold lectures for university students major in  communication and media to pass on digital know-how accumulated by the publisher to the next generation of journalists.

The Digital Media Campus is the excellence program by Ringier Axel Springer Media AG to train its young and talented journalists and prepare them for all the requirements of digital publishing.

Each year the editorials of Ringier Axel Springer Hungary offer young career starters the opportunity to gather experiences in journalism. On top of the compulsory university traineeship, journalists of the future may put their skills to the test and take part in the day-to-day work of editorials.