Experience the world with us
Geboren am 20. Augustwritten by Barbara on August 20th, 2009, 09:06 | 1 comment | 
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Das alleine mag nichts recht Spannendes sein, aber als Ungarin ist es das, weil ich jedes Jahr zu meinem Geburtstag ein großes Fest und Feuerwerk bekomme :-)
Weiterlesen: Warum Barbara an ihrem Geburstag Feuerwerk bekommt »»
Discop East – Crisis – and putting things into the right contextwritten by Angelika on July 2nd, 2009, 15:41 | 1 comment | (1)
I my earlier blog post “Budapest part 3″ about Discop I was mentioning that the DISCOP link magazine was featuring industry from all over Eastern Europe.
Read on: How often does the magazine use the word “crisis”? »»
Live goes on and sunshine helpswritten by Angelika on June 25th, 2009, 12:27 | 0 comments | (1)
Dori at DISCOPwritten by Angelika on June 24th, 2009, 10:12 | 9 comments | (1)
I love travelling, but travelling for work is a different story. Spending your evenings alone and eating by yourself is sometimes a little boring. But now that I have Telcast’s travel mascot DORI the fish with me, things are different. And she wants constantly to have her picture taken.
Budapest Discop part 3written by Angelika on June 19th, 2009, 18:26 | 4 comments | (1)
- live from Budapest -
The Discop magazine had interviews with all East European acquisition people. I flicked through the magazine and EVERY article started with the word CRISIS… I will count later how many times the word is used over how many pages.
Still… Business is possible. Maybe not straight away but it is important to establish relationships and when economy picks up, we will be there and make good business!
Business trip to Budapestwritten by Angelika on June 19th, 2009, 13:10 | 2 comments | (1)
- live from Budapest -
The market which I have attended for the first time took place in a hotel by the famous chain bridge in Budapest. I feel watched by our earthTV camera. I looked at every building and roof but I could not see the camera. Where is it? Which roof did you climb, Ralf?
Budapest’s metrowritten by Angelika on June 19th, 2009, 11:30 | 0 comments | (1)
Budapest’s metro is one of Europe’s oldest. Its style of tiled wall’s and wooden fittings and it’s old metal poles are repeated in every station. It is so cute, cosy, small and looks like a doll house metro. The carriges rattle along, you can’t hear a word. But modern times have arrived here too in form of ticket machines. Typically you pay with a note, but the machine is very sensitive and just doesn’t swallow it. After 3 days of using the metro I have mastered it! What an achievment!
Vertriebsstolpersteine Teil 2written by Angelika on June 16th, 2009, 11:39 | 2 comments | (1)
- live aus Budapest -
Netterweise hat mir die Firma ein Laptop mit einem Gewicht von nur 1.6 kg zur Verfuegung gestellt. Der Ruecken dankt! Doch kaum bin ich unterwegs, stelle ich fest, dass ich mich nicht ins Firmennetz einloggen kann… Und leider komme ich mit einem Netzwerkkabel auch nicht ins Internet… Vielleicht sollte ich zukuenftig doch nur mit dem BlackBerry reisen? Mein Ruecken wuerde es mir noch mehr danken!
Aber Budapest ist super! Spaeter mehr dazu.
