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"Voices of Heroes", a unique oral history project, seeks to
honour the aging men and women who left occupied Czechoslovakia to serve
in foreign armies during teh Second World War. Brian Kenety reports.
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Business NewsBusiness News
The Czech foreign trade balance last month reached its highest monthly
surplus in a decade. The government has announced the privatisation of two
coalmining companies. The telecommunications regulator has cut
fixed-to-mobile interconnection rates. The number of tourists visiting the
Czech Republic was up last year, while the number of bankruptcies was
down. A poll suggests few Czechs will go choose to work in other EU
countries after accession. And the governor of the Czech National Bank has
called for changes in euro adoption criteria.
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One on OneIvo Lukacovic - trailblazing Internet whiz-kid turned serious businessman
Rob Cameron's guest in this week's One on One is Ivo Lukacovic, founder and
managing director of the Czech Republic's first ever Internet portal -
seznam.cz. Eight years ago, aged just 22, Ivo dropped out of college to
set up Seznam. Now it's one of the country's best known websites, and Ivo
employs 150 people.
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Current AffairsFew surprises in list of most popular web searches published by internet portal
The Czech Republic's biggest internet portal has just published a list of
the most frequent searchwords used on its website in 2003. Although the
results are similar to those published in many other countries, one or two
specifically Czech areas of interest were also featured.
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Press ReviewPress Review
The election of Miroslav Kalousek as the head of the junior coalition
Christian Democratic Party makes the headlines in all today's papers.
Photos of Mr. Kalousek wearing a broad grin share front page space with
reports on the terrorist attack in Riyadh.
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Press ReviewPress Review
There's only one star of today's Press Review, and that is of course the
Japanese robot Asimo. Yes, robot fever has hit the Czech Republic this
week, and the papers are full of him. Asimo shaking hands with Prime
Minister Vladimir Spidla, Asimo standing proudly by the side of Japanese
PM Junichiro Koizumi, Asimo declaring a toast of friendship between robots
and humans: could this be the most successful official visit ever to the
Czech Republic?
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Business NewsBusiness News
Special financial police unit to be set up. Police say Pirate of Prague now regarded as fugitive. Important mines sell-off for later this year. Campaign aims to encourage Czechs to holiday at home. Falkon Capital to recover Russia's Soviet-era debt to Czech Republic. Rents falling in Prague. Three licenses to be issued for fixed wireless access network in Prague.
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Current AffairsNew internet ethics code to change Czech web
How many times have you opened your email account to find SPAM cluttering
the inbox? How many times have you been searching the web and had to
plough through pop-window advertisements disguised as a system messages?
Your answer, most likely, is a resounding "much too often." Now
the Internet Ethics Code of Advertising, recently put into effect onto
Czech websites, is trying to change all that -- and more.
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Current AffairsTax filing made easier through the internet
Preparing your taxes can at times be a complicated procedure, wherever you
may live. The multitude of forms, statements, and accounts are enough to
give anyone a headache. But, as Martin Hrobsky reports, filing your taxes
in the Czech Republic has recently become a little easier.
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Business NewsInternet business success story
Can a small firm operate a successful business selling music CDs from the
Czech Republic? How can e-commerce work successfully now that the Internet
bubble has burst? Can a business be tied to a cultural mission? Tamizdat,
a Prague-based non-profit firm selling alternative music from Eastern and
Central Europe over the Internet is out to prove that all these things are
possible. The following report was prepared by Katya Zapletnyuk.
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