Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 31
Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 31
October 06-12, 1994
Author
Morten Krøgholt
Column
News
Page No.
3
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
David Sterling
Title / Description of the Illustration
A crew for the state ambulance firm, most of whom must rely on tips to supplement their meager wages.
Page No.
3
Conflict erupts over constitutional changes in new municipal law
Author
Tibor Szendrei
Column
News
Page No.
5
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Katalin Széphegyi
Title / Description of the Illustration
Árpád Göncz, hoping to foster a compromise, meeting with parliamentary group leaders.
Page No.
5
You won't see this in stores any more, as tainted paprika now permeats the market.
Author
Tamás Magyar
Column
News
Cover page
Cover page title
Ground paprika sales banned
Cover page subtitle
Authorities take ground paprika off all store shelves.
Page No.
6
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Hadley Kincade
Title / Description of the Illustration
Paprika
Page No.
6
At the PM's request, business, labor and government knock heads on how to fix the ailing economy.
Author
Simon Evans
Column
Analysis
Page No.
8
Author
Simon Evans
Column
Analysis
Page No.
8
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
David Sterling
Title / Description of the Illustration
MSZOSZ leader Sándor Nagy, the big man in Hungary's trade union movement.
Page No.
8
Vladimir Meciar's election triumph may delay Slovakia's integration into Europe.
Author
Adam LeBor
Column
International
Cover page
Cover page title
The boxer is back
Cover page subtitle
Slovakia turns right as Meciar wins.
Page No.
9
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
MTI
Title / Description of the Illustration
Vladimir Meciar with his wife Margita voting in Bratislava.
Page No.
9
The annual Media Boat ride is a sign that journalistic principle is giving way to chumminess.
Author
Christopher Condon
Column
Opinion
Page No.
10-11
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Milorad Kristic
Page No.
10
Author
Hakeem Babalola
Column
Cover Story
Cover page
Cover page title
They call him The Godfather
Cover page subtitle
A look at the African community's Mr. Fixit.
Cover page Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Hadley Kincade
Title / Description of the Illustration
Gibril Deen.
Page No.
1
Page No.
12
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Hadley Kincade
Title / Description of the Illustration
Prince Mark and Jonathan Ibha.
Page No.
12
Photographer or Photoagency
Hadley Kincade
Title / Description of the Illustration
The Afrikai Stars practice at the Orczy Kert.
Page No.
12
Photographer or Photoagency
Hadley Kincade
Title / Description of the Illustration
Gibril Deen the director of the Mahatmas Gandhi Society.
Page No.
12
The computer revolution is completing the work of the political one in Eastern Europe.
Author
Rick E. Bruner
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Information Highway
Page No.
I,III
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
David Sterling
Title / Description of the Illustration
Although Hungary's information highway is still under construction, it is a gold mine of business and communication potential.
Page No.
III
Author
Owen Matthews
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Game Wizardry
Cover page
Cover page title
Computer game that can literally make you dizzy
Cover page Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
Game machine by Sega Enterprises.
Page No.
I
Page No.
II
A Hungarian company leads the way in computer-aided design.
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Hungarian Ingenuity
Page No.
IV-V
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
David Sterling
Title / Description of the Illustration
Gábor Bojár president and CEO of Graphisoft.
Page No.
IV
Author
Morten Krøgholt
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Hungarian Ingenuity
Page No.
V
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
MTI
Title / Description of the Illustration
János Neuman
Page No.
V
Internet, the global computer communications network, is set to revolutionize our lives.
Author
Jeff Gailus
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
The Net
Page No.
VI
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
David Sterling
Title / Description of the Illustration
The internet is an ever-expanding database accessible to anyone with a modem that puts the world at you fingertips.
Page No.
VI
Author
Morten Krøgholt
Column
Computer Exhibition
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Page No.
VII
Author
Desmond McGrath
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Trends
Page No.
VIII
Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
Science-fiction magazines
Page No.
VIII
A laptop is the ultimate fashion accessory and you can even plan management buy-outs on it.
Author
László Limbó
Column
Connected. A computer supplement to Budapest Week
Trends
Page No.
VIII
Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
Laptops are continually fitting more power into less space.
Page No.
VIII
Author
István Miklósfai
Column
Week's Picks
Page No.
15
Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
John Surman and Karin Krog.
Page No.
15
Author
Bob Cohen
Column
Week's Picks
Page No.
15
Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
Picture of the movie: The Last Klezmer.
Page No.
15
Author
István Miklósfai
Column
Week's Picks
Page No.
15
Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
Bronze statue from Mongolia.
Page No.
15
Sarajevo finds that peace does not come easily. Or quietly. Or at all.
Author
Owen Matthews
Column
Columnists
Page No.
21