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Mega-Conference 2020, Fort Worth, Texas Number of photos 5 images

Mega-Conference 2020, Fort Worth, Texas

Pictures from Mega-Conference in Fort Worth, 17-19 February 2020.
4media at INA Conference and Trade Show in Des Moines, Iowa Number of photos 9 images

4media at INA Conference and Trade Show in Des Moines, Iowa

On 5-7 February we were proud to be among the vendors at Iowa Newspaper Association Conference and Trade Show. It was an opportunity to meet editors, publishers and journalists from Iowa newspapers and magazines.
CyberTech Tel Aviv 28-30 January 2020 Number of photos 4 images

CyberTech Tel Aviv 28-30 January 2020

Our CEO, Piotr Marek, starts the new year with taking care of our partners' cybersecurity and participates in the Cybertech conference in Israel.
Polish Tech Day, London 2019 Number of photos 10 images

Polish Tech Day, London 2019

On 25th October we took part in another edition of Polish Tech Day which was held in London’s Google HQ.
CMS4media attended Community Media Conference 2019 in Salford Number of photos 5 images

CMS4media attended Community Media Conference 2019 in Salford

On the 28th September we took part in the Community Media Conference at the BBC MediaCityUK in Salford. The main theme of this year’s event is “We Need To Talk”. The key themes were radio production, small-scale digital audio broadcasting and sustainability. Discussion panels and networking are important part of the Conference’s program and we are very much looking forward to it!
CMS4media awarded EU grant for software development Number of photos 3 images

CMS4media awarded EU grant for software development

Today on 29.06.2019, the CMS4Media president Piotr Marek has signed a contract for co-financing the project with EU funds. It will cover most of the R&D works aimed at the implementation of new solutions at our software platform. As you see, we are constantly improving our offer. Our project was ranked no. 1 among all the companies that applied!
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