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Veronika pracuje v Denníku N od júna 2023 na pozícii riaditeľky pre inovácie a nové trhy. Žije v Budapešti a do Bratislavy dochádza na niekoľko dní do týždňa. Študovala sociológiu, mediálne štúdiá a kultúrnu antropológiu na najstaršej maďarskej univerzite ELTE, kde získala aj PhD. z mediálnych štúdií. Žurnalistike sa venuje viac ako dvadsať rokov, z roho 18 pôsobila v najvplyvnejšom spravodajskom webe Index.hu, kde začínala ako stážistka a končila ako zástupkyňa šéfredaktora. Index opustila v roku 2020 spolu s vyše osemdesiatimi kolegami na protest proti snahe o jeho politické ovládnutie a spolu s kolegami založili Telex, kde sa stala šéfredaktorkou a neskôr riaditeľkou pre obsah. Je autorkou a editorkou tisícok článkov, moderovala podcasty, produkovala dokumentárne filmy a televízne programy, a napísala úspešnú knihu o Maďarkách pracujúcich v sexbiznise v Nemecku. Získala viacero ocenení, časopis Forbes ju označil za jednu z najvplyvnejších žien v Maďarsku. Stála na čele viacerých úspešných programov pre stážistov, venuje sa vzdelávacím programom a viac ako desaťročie prednáša žurnalistiku na ELTE.

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Veronika is Director of Innovation and New Markets at Denník N since June, 2023. She is based in Budapest, spending 2-3 days a week in Bratislava. She studied sociology, media studies and cultural anthropology at the oldest-largest Hungarian university, ELTE, where she also received her PhD in media studies. Prior to her current job, she worked for more than 20 years in the Hungarian media market, 18 years at Index.hu, at the most influential general interest news portal, where she started as an intern and then resigned as deputy editor-in-chief together with 80 colleagues in 2020 due to external political takeover on the newsportal. With the team, she immediately started a crowdfunding and founded a successful new news portal called Telex, became founding editor-in-chief and then head of content development. She has written and edited thousands and thousands of articles, hosted podcasts, produced documentary videos and TV programmes, and written a successful non-fiction book on Hungarian sex workers in Germany. She has won some awards and was once named one of the most influential Hungarian women by Forbes. She has run several successful journalism internship programmes throughout her career that she is very proud of, regularly participates in journalism mentoring programmes and has taught journalism courses at the media department of ELTE University for more than a decade.