Hírközlési Múzeumi Alapítvány, Évkönyv, 2003-2004
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szemes as well as a tour of the towns themselves. The programme is meant for staff members of founder companies. Last year we learned that despite the attention the media devoted to sale of the museum building and concerns that the museum might have to move, there was no significant increase in the number of visitors. Young people only tend to read bulletins on things to see or do if they are free-of-charge, so it is worth including advertisements in them. The events of this anniversary year deserve an exhibition of their own - showing the museums and exhibition sites of the 15-year-old Foundation - that can be moved from place to place. In the latter part of the year, beginning on World Postal Day at latest, this exhibit will begin travelling to post offices and specialised schools that have the space to display it. We have been cooperating with the Puskás Tivadar Technical Secondary School for Telecommunications for over a decade. This cooperation deserves our thanks in some permanent form if we succeed in organising the packaging of 8000-9000 telecom-history artefacts by the students as planned. We plan to express our thanks with a Ghymes concert located in the school’s gymnasium and with framed photographs on which the students can be seen along with the items they adopt. We are organising a conference on museum history, where we plan to offer our latest research on the history of the Postal Museum to an extensive audience. The anniversary events are generally linked to memorial days around which we will be organising the opening of exhibitions, lectures, and celebrations, such as a ceremony in the gala assembly hall of the Helikon Castle Museum in Keszthely to mark the 15th anniversary of the Foundation, in which staff who have worked for the Foundation throughout the 15 years will receive Honorarium Fidelitatis certificates and awards. When marking the five-year anniversary of the Museum Assent Association, we will use the garden of the 10-year-old Radio andTelevision Museum to announce a contest for public radio and public broadcasters called The Great Radio Experiences of my Life, in acknowledgement of the SO* anniversary of radio broadcasting in Hungary. With the sale of the building on Andrássy Boulevard and unforeseeable developments related to the lawsuit, we might evolve public relations that are more in the realm of public demonstrations. We need to prepare to manage them. Budapest, December 2004 £ Piroska Farkas Krizsâk: Anniversary follow-ups An Intersputnik Cosmic Telecom Earth Station at Taliândôrôgd was opened on January 20, 1978, twenty-five years ago, in keeping with a Hungarian-Soviet intergovernmental agreement reached in 1973. We will remember the start of Hungarian space communications when marking the quarter-century anniversary. Many of the people who designed, put up the funding, and constructed the facility are still working in the profession, and 330
