In the weekly paper Magyar Narancs, on 24 June 2004


The most memorable moment of the Európa-terv plan initiated by the Prime Minister was when he announced that the public museums would be free. Museums were taken short by the announcement in February 2003. However, the announcement ...

22 september, 2004 14:51

In the framework of the Széchenyi-terv (financial support by the Hungarian government) with the help of the Hungarian Ministry of Economics, the Association of the Hungarian Folk Artists’ internet portal (Mesterporta.hu) is ready. The portal was made by C.Enter Kft. (C.Enter Information-Technology Ltd.).
Establishing ...

22 september, 2004 14:49

In the Hungarian daily paper Napi Gazdaság, 13 August 2003.

´Without the adequate data it is rather hard to predict how much a website would costs. It may be 300 thousand HUF but also 20 million, ´–claims Zoltán Csáki CEO of C.Enter Kft., an IT company that focuses ...

13 september, 2004 19:18

In the weekly computer-science magazine Számítástechinka, 15 October 2002.

In the middle of the past few months’ political and ideological skirmish we have almost forgot that our first and so far only unique Hungarian multimedia musem, the House of Terror was opened in February.

A ...

8 september, 2004 16:36

In the Hungarian daily paper Napi Gazdaság, 26 September 2002.

Coming before among others Bull Magyarország Kft., C.Enter Information Technology Ltd. (C.Enter Információ-Technológiai Kft.) has won via public procurement procedure the right to operate the IT system in the House of Terror ...

6 september, 2004 11:08

In the Hungarian daily paper Népszabadság, on 14 March 2002

On 15 March (national holiday in Hungary) President of the Republic of Hungary Ferenc Mádl awarded the people having contributed remarkably to the completion of the new Hungarian National Theatre and the museum House of Terror with ...

2 september, 2004 14:43