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OCTOBER 2, 2000 VOL. 156 NO. 13

C O V E R   S T O R Y
SUMMER OLYMPICS: High-Fiving It
China's once dour athletes are winning—and having fun
Personal Glory: Sports institutes adapt to China's Me Generation
The Apologists: Japan's Olympians make an exhibition sport of saying sorry
Notebook: Highs and lows from the Sydney Games


A S I A
THE PHILIPPINES: On the Run
Other than a dash to freedom by two French hostages, the assault on Muslim rebels in the south is producing few results

HONG KONG: Dot Not
Market skepticism brings Richard Li's high-flying Pacific Century CyberWorks down to earth

VIETNAM: Getting Connected
Authorities are hoping the nation's youth will transform the communist country into a major software exporter

MALAYSIA: Free to Be Me
The jailing of Anwar Ibrahim for sodomy has not stifled the growing number of citizens who are gay and proud of it





B U S I N E S S
TECHNOLOGY: Down to the Wire
Napster has changed the world by transforming our notions of business, content and culture—but can it survive the week?
Downloads Galore: All intellectual property is vulnerable

T H E   A R T S
CINEMA: Asian Cocktail
The latest crop of the region's films, showcased in Toronto, is more eclectic, more savvy and more commercial than ever

E N D   P A G E S
SPOTLIGHT

MILESTONES

TRAVEL WATCH
The Fine Art of Shopping for Fine Art Abroad

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