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OMRI DAILY DIGEST
No. 164, 23 August 1995
ROMANI FESTIVAL FORUM ALSO FOR POLITICS. The Gypsy World Festival opened
in Hungary on 16 August, with performances continuing until 3 September.
As part of the events, a Romani radio program was broadcast from Sziget
on 17 August, and a television program from Budapest the morning of 19
August. On the opening day, Imre Furmann, head of the Otherness
Foundation's National and Ethnic Minorities Legal Aid Office, told the
press that while there have been no extreme attacks on Roma this year,
his office has acted on at least 50 cases of everyday discrimination and
abuse so far. Furmann explained that forms of discrimination vary. For
instance, some employment agencies place asterisks next to the names of
firms on their computer lists who will not accept Romani employees,
while real estate contracts are withdrawn when the buyer turns out to be
Romani. Furmann urged more explicit anti-discrimination laws, and said
that it was promising that recently more and more non-Roma file
complaints with his office on behalf of Roma. -- Alaina Lemon, OMRI,
Inc.
[As of 12:00 CET]
Compiled by Jan Cleave
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Wednesday, 23 August 1995
Volume 2, Issue 163
REGIONAL NEWS
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**SWISS PLEDGE GREATER RUSSIAN INVOLVEMENT IN OSCE**
Switzerland is pledging to use its presidency of the
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe next year
to give Russia a bigger say in European security issues. The
OSCE has been involved in mediation of the war in Chechnya.
The Swiss say they will give priority to human rights, global
security, reinforcing OSCE institutions and cooperating with
other international institutions. Switzerland will take over
the OSCE's rotating presidency from Hungary on January 1 1996.
BUSINESS NEWS
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**HUNGARY'S APV REJECTS POLYGRAM PROTEST OVER HUNGAROTON SELL-OFF**
Hungary's privatization body APV says it will not reverse its
decision to sell the national record company Hungaroton to a
consortium of local artists instead of the local subsidiary of
Dutch music giant Polygram, despite a letter Magyar Polygram
sent to APV yesterday threatening to sue the privatization
authority if it doesn't change its mind by this Friday.
APV chose the local consortium over Magyar Polygram despite the
fact that Magyar Polygram's was considerably higher. APV says
Magyar Polygram did not comply with tender specifications.
BUSINESS FEATURE
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**ADVERTISERS FIND THE GOING TOUGH IN CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPE**
By David Fink
Central and eastern Europe is, to say the least, a challenge
for the advertising industry, where demand for space and air
time far exceeds supply. When one of Russia's leading
newspapers folded recently, its editors were proud that the
paper never compromised its independence by seeking
advertising. That might sound strange to Western ears, but
such thinking persists throughout central and eastern Europe.
Many publications seem to view advertising as a necessary
evil. For instance, publishers often reserve only 20 percent
of their space for advertising, compared with 40 or 45 percent
in the United States.
But that's not the only problem for advertisers. There just
aren't enough advertsing outlets in some areas. Take the
market for upscale women's magazines in Hungary. There are
only two, Nok Lapja and Kiskegyed, which means their
publishers have a near monopoly. Greg Gransden is the politics
and economics editor of Business Central Europe Magazine. He
says this is a very common situation. "Basically the ones that
are already there can set the rules for advertising," he
explains. "And that can involve keeping advertising levels
very low, charging high rates not or being very rigid about
the placement of ads and so on."
Gransden says that in some markets there are sectors for
which no magazines at all are provided. Poland, for instance,
could easily support a trade magazine for small shopkeepers
but one hasn't been started yet. With all this advertising
demand, one would expect entrepreneurs to be queuing to start
new publications. But Gransden says it is not so easy and
Central Europe is likely to be underserved for a long time to
come. "You really need to put together a lot of capital to
start a magazine. So there are barriers to entry, not legal
ones, just financial ones, which is probably why were not
seeing the creation of magazines to fill these niches as
quickly as we might expect."
Advertisers who need to reach people in a hurry can always
turn to television, which is now the main medium in Central
Europe since people cannot afford to buy as many publications
as western Europeans. however, limited competition gives TV
stations, which are often still state owned, a near monopoly.
That often sends ad rates soaring. So, it seems that as long
as demand for advertising space dramatically exceeds supply,
advertisers will find central Europe a tough place to do
business.
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*** MET *** MAGYAR ELEKTRONIKUS TOZSDE SZERKESZTOSEGE *** MET ***
V. evfolyam. HU ISSN 1216-0229
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ToZSDENAPLo
Julius vegeig erosodo arak, azaz bika (bullish) hangulat
jellemezte a tozsdei gabonapiacot. Ennek oka egyreszt a vartnal
szolidabb termeseredmeny, masreszt az Europai Unio
gabonatartalekainak csokkenese, mely erositi exportlehetosegeinket.
A malmibuza arfolyama szeptemberi szallitasra tonnankent 13800
forintig emelkedett, majd augusztus elejere ezen a szinten megallt.
Az oktoberi hatarido piaca 14750 forintig erosodott, majd szinten
tartott maradt. A decemberre szolo jegyzesek - nyilvan a spekulacios
toke forro penzenek hatasara - 15600 forintig kusztak fel, es
varhatoan csak az eladasok hatasara kovetkezik be majd a gyengules. A
termelok mindenesetre jol jartak, mivel a kockazatot mar a speklansok
viselik. 1996. szeptmnberere emelkdtek az arak, de csak a 14800
forintos ajanlat, es nem vasarlas miatt. Jovo ev oktoberi
hataridejere az aremelkdes csitulni latszik, es a tonnankent 16000
forint koruli szint e piac csucsat jelezheti.
Szakertoi jelzesek szerint Iden a buzatermes mintegy 40 szazaleka
-varhatoan- csak takarmanyminosegu lesz. Igy a szeptemberi hatarido
kurzusa atakarmanybuza piacan tonnankent 11600 forinton alldogal. A
takarmanyarpat oktoberre 10400 forinton jegyeztek. Az oktoberi
takarmanykukorica aremelkedese lassult, Akik azonban meg juius vegen
vettek belole, augusztus eljen mar mintegy 1500 forinttal dragabban
adhattak el, 12200 foirintert.
(orczanc at mars.sztaki.hu)
//////MET, HU ISSN 11213-0229///////
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