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Mass-víziók, avagy sportos gondolatok a tömegkommunikációs eszközök fejlődéséhez

Author(s): Bence Takács / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2012

The spread of television is a world phenomenon. Although Hungarian researchers were prominent in the technical development of television (Dénes Mihály et alia), the spread of watching television has occurred mostly West of Hungary (US, Germany, France, England), revolutionizing the previous mass communication devices. As a result of the (mainly political) changes in the 1990s (Hamar et alia,2009), the regulation on media appeared (Media Law, 1996) and the multi channel system already existing in Europe developed as a consequence of the share of mostly non-Hungarian economic interest groups (Urbán, 2004). The appearance and spread of commercial television increased the daily average time of watching television (Takacs, 2008), and the dynamic increase is followed by as lower but still increasing pace (Urbán, 2004).

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Az információ fogságában

Author(s): Gábor Thury / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2012

While nobody can predict the end of the informational revolution, the change of the communicational habit of the consumers is forcing the broadcasters to fulfill new tasks.The reading habits are also changed in an accelerated world which leads to certain changes in style as well. Whatever is not posted on the internet can be considered inexistent. According to this concept nowadays all newspapers and magazines must be available on the internet, and the content of the online and offline issue should not be identical.

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A kőtáblától a táblagépekig. Megváltozott (sport)médiafogyasztási szokások Magyarországon

Author(s): Gábor Lantos / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2012

In Seoul, 1988 the reporters of the radio used to walk relatively free in the Olympic Village, doing interviews with sportsmen and women. In 2012 reporters can enter the Olympic Village in London,but only to the mixed area. Through the experiences of a reporter, the study presents the changes occurred in the work of sport reporters, and the opportunities given by the new situations and the use of new technologies.

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BL-döntőn jártam – a legfontosabb európai kupamérkőzés egy magyar újságíró szemével

Author(s): Péter Csillag / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2012

Covering the UEFA Champions League final is a rare privilege for a Hungarian sports journalist, at the same time a heavy responsibility. Focusing on the background of the most important football event of the year, searching for the interesting or secret details of the game requires full concentration and a lot of preparation before hitting the road.The article tries to give a subjective insight to the three trip, reveals the challenges of an Eastern European traveler and gives some advice to those interested in sports journalism.

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Sportmédia Erdélyben: szinte csak nyomtatásban létezik

Author(s): Miklós Boros / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2012

Journalism dealing with sports is a stepchild of the Transylvanian/Romanian press.Practically it exists only in the printed press, there are no sport commentators, reporters on the screen. Online sport journalism is in an incipient status, the material published online usually comes from the printed press.

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Bevezető

Author(s): Noémi Fülöp / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2012

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Előszó

Author(s): Andrea Virginás / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2012

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Hol vannak „a tudomány határai”?

Author(s): Attila Szabó T. / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2012

The author presents the volume redacted by prof. Péter Cseke, PhD: A tudomány határai (The borders of the science).Komp-Press, Kolozsvár, 2011 and the bioinformatical edition of the Korunk scientific review (April, 2012), also redacted by Mr. Cseke.

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Nemzedéki értékhorizontok drámája. Az Erdélyi Fiatalok és a Hitel konfrontációi 1935 és 1940 között

Author(s): Péter Cseke / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2012

Péter Cseke’s study investigates the self-organization of the young generation centered around the reviews Erdélyi Fiatalok (1930–1940) and Hitel (1935–1944) from a generational perspective. The two periodicals, Erdélyi Fiatalok and Hitel, had similar programmes, they both shared a self-critical stance in the spirit of Sándor Makkai’s Magunk revíziója (The revision of ourselves), they both called for the self-organization and knowledge of the Hungarian minority, stating that it had itself the solutions to its problems. This solution was of course imagined differently by the two groupings, since these came into being against the background of different historical needs.

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A Hitel késői kisugárzása és a hitelesek szerepe a túlélés évtizedeiben

Author(s): Gyula Dávid / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2012

The article of Gyula Dávid presents the way in which the spirituality of the review Hitel, considered for a long time of fascist orientation, has continued (if at all) in the thinking of the Hungarian minority of Transylvania. Could it have possibly had a creative role? Could it have offered reference points for (any kind of) community activity for those who had, or created for themselves, any opportunity to act for the community in any stage of communist hegemony?

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K. Papp Miklós és Orbán Balázs szakmabeli és baráti szerepköre

Author(s): Edit Péter / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2012

The friendship of Miklós K. Papp and Balázs Orbán extended also over their professional cooperation, they always assisted each other. Their relationship changed together with the political changes, and the rupture became deeper in time. They got into public debates both in the press and otherwise. The relationship of K. Papp and Orbán shows how and in what contexts different journalist’s roles come into being and how they can cease to exist.

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A romániai magyar sajtó/média képe és szerepe az erdélyi közéletben a Korunk 1990 és 2000 közötti lapszámai szerint

Author(s): Mária Botházi / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2012

In the period between 1990 and 2000, the review Korunk emphatically reflects a track of public life which can be interpreted and evaluated as a continuation of the review’s original mission established by its first chief editor, Dienes: namely, that the review should be an authentic representative and chronicler of the life and ambitions of Hungarians from Transylvania (Romania). The article analyzes the thematic issues of Korunk on journalism, which published scholarly articles or more traditional journalistic texts on fields of public life (within which several thematic categories, such as problems of the churches, the case of the Hungarian university, the majority-minority relationship, or the problem of Transylvanian character).

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A cenzúra színe és visszája

Author(s): Gábor Cseke / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2012

Gábor Cseke presents the book redacted by Ilie Rad (The Censure in Romania) who contains the studies of the 10th Press History Symposium. Are analyzed the articles of Péter Cseke, Gelu Neamțu, Dan Culcer, etc. Gábor Cseke also remembers an article from Réka Sánta-Jakabházi, who wroted about the „anti-censure style” of the author Franz Hodjak (German writer, born in Romania). Cseke outlines that the articles from the volume are mostly based on personal experiences, and are valuable confessions from the witness of the communist regime. The conclusion of the article is that the censure is functionable even today, but under other forms than in past.

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Interfész és esztétikum Lev Manovich elméletében

Author(s): Otília Ármeán / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2012

The author approached the works of Lev Manovich through the choice of certain keywords and their detailed presentation, and outlining at the same time various perspectives on the possibilities of interface and aesthetics in new media. The accessibility of Manovich’s writings (they can all by downloaded from manovich.net), the network-like, serial structure of the thoughts that seem to generate each other tempt the reader to find ways of approach in the metaphors of dictionary, blog,or the web, and think about the textual or visual forms or repetition.

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Emlékek a kolozsvári magyar zenekritika történetéből: Lakatos István (1895–1989)

Author(s): Gabriella Kulcsár / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2012

Written materials published in the press are a valuable documentary source for the reconstruction of the musical life of a city. The study presents the appearance of the first texts of musical criticismin Cluj, then analyzes the remarkable musical events of Cluj in the 20th century by the activity of István Lakatos, follower of the Brassai–Seprődi tradition.

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Egy székelyföldi honismertető folyóirat. Székelység (1931–1944) története és szerepvállalása

Author(s): Katalin Kosztolányi / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2012

The review Székelység, having the role of popularizing the Sekler region and its inhabitants,was first published in October 1931 by the renowned geologist János Bányai, who “organized,coordinated, edited and distributed the review on his own” from Odorheiu Secuiesc with the intention to create an “apolitical working space”. The review mirrored almost all fields of science, publishing several scientific articles, while its main activity still remained data collection and publication; it always strictly observed the need to be easily understandable.

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Zárug Péter Farkas: Csapdába került demokrácia. Tanulmányok, elemzések, zsurnalisztikák, L’Harmattan Kiadó, Budapest, 2009.

Author(s): Artur Lóránd Lakatos / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2012

The present volume represents a collection of studies and other writings of the well known Hungarian journalist and political analyst, Zárug Péter Farkas, who refl ects on events of the recent years of politics in Hungary, until the moment of the Bajnai government. It can represent an interesting lecture for all those who want to reflect on these issues from the point of view of a specialist devoted to the values of political right.

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A magyar sajtótörténet-írás néhány kérdése

Author(s): András Lengyel / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2013

The historians great of Hungarian media (ex. Béla Dezsényi or György Kókay) did not transmitted their realizations over the generations. The biggest problem is that the history of the Hungarian press was not write as critical history of the public life. The author recommends that the history of the Hungarian press to be continued taking attention to the sociocultural premises too of the texts analyzed, their role in the transmission of information to the public. Lengyel is disappointed that very few bibliographers of media history exists (Sándor Scheiber, Éva Lakatos and so on). The author recommends bigger attention to factors and more organized research.

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Irodalmi divatlapok

Author(s): Orsolya Petra Pavelka / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2013

In the first half of the nineteenth century the political press was under (Austrian) prohibition, a severe censorship of Metternich so in those circumstances the literary reviews/magazines had more opportunities to emerge. During the 1830s due to some qualitative improvements the press became a significant institution as part of the Hungarian culture.Literary magazines can be defined as cultural print media products with colorful and diversified topic, important documents of the changing approaches and styles in the reform era. Along with the literary column and fashion illustrations, entertaining stories, travels, curiosities, adventures of famous men and women, wise sayings filled out these magazines with the purpose of promoting life in the midst of society and supplying the more certain information for readers.

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Fogalmi metaforák nyelvi és képi megvalósulásai a filmi jelentés megkonstruálásában

Author(s): Melinda Puskai / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2008

This article analyses the linguistic and visual accomplishments of conceptual metaphors in the construction of a film report - based on Eisenstein movies, Carrol's theories.

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