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Hubert Burda Media is a privately held, family owned global media company with its origins in printing and magazine publishing, dating back to more than a hundred years. The company is headquarterd in Munich, has additional main offices in Offenburg, Berlin and Hamburg and has more than 7400 employees.

Today the company publishes over 250 magazines worldwide with almost 70 titles in its German home market. The portfolio ranges from women and entertainment (Bunte, Burda Moden, Instyle, Elle, Freundin, Lisa), news, men and lifestyle (Focus, Super Illu, TV Spielfilm, Max), food and living (Mein Schöner Garten, Meine Familie & Ich, Das Haus) to consumer technology (Chip, Tomorrow). As a publisher the company is a market leader domestically, but also in several East European countries, Russia and Turkey.

Hubert Burda Media is an online pioneer in Germany and holds a strong line of digital businesses, including the portal network Tomorrow Focus (in cooperation with MSN), Abebooks, or Cyberport (online retailer of home entertainment electronics).

The Burda broadcast portfolio comprises over 30 radio stations and numerous TV formats.

Burda Direct is Burda's a direct marketing division.

Major events organized by Hubert Burda Media include Bambi, the international media and TV awards, and Digital Lifestyle Day (DLD).

Major competitors in the German publishing market include Axel Springer AG, Bauer Verlag, Bertelsmann, and Holtzbrinck.

Digital Lifestyle Day


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