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Table of Contents: October 13, 2003
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Edition: Europe
Vol. 162 No. 14

COVER
Bad Reception (The BBC | Under Fire)
Can the British Broadcasting Corporation be both a global player and a public servant?

World Service? (The BBC | Auntie Worldwide)
How the planet's best-known public service broadcaster learned to love capitalism

Trying To Be Like The Beeb (The BBC | Competition)

A Digital Gold Mine (The BBC | Broadband)
The Beeb and broadband


FRANCE
Can This Man Tame France?
The French Prime Minister takes on the Parisian elite

"France Needs To Open Up" (France | Raffarin Q&A)
Raffarin on reform, resistance, regionalization — and his country's nervous nature


MIDDLE EAST
The Peacemaker
An Israeli colonel tries to keep Jerusalem's Temple Mount from exploding


LATIN AMERICA
A Strongman Returns (Latin America | Guatemala)
Former Guatemalan dictator Efraín Ríos Montt is out to win the votes of people he's accused of terrorizing


SPORTS
For Love and Money
The old school game hits the big time

Sports Watch (Notebook | Sports Watch)
Schumy Nears Victory; Religious Chants


ESSAY
A Veiled Genius (Essay | Rian Malan)
The chilly brilliance of new Nobel laureate J.M. Coetzee


TIME NEXT
Is 4G The Future? (TIME Next | 4G)
After the 3G flop, can 4G connect with consumers?

Name That Tune, in One Call (TIME Next | Music Recognition)
Thanks to a mobile-phone service called Shazam, you can now identify almost any song you hear


FOOD & WINE
Meet the Pasta Police (Food)
On the beat with Rome's global restaurant patrol

Search inside this issue:

ARTS
Selling Joe Stalin (Fine Art)
A new show argues Socialist Realism begat mass marketing

Under the Radar (Fine Art)
Dissident art from an alternate state


BOOKS
A Star is Scorned
The dark side of Alec Guinness


GLOBAL ADVISER
A Stroll on the South Bank (Time Traveler)
An afternoon spent on the River Thames' Jubilee Walkway

Give It a Whirl (The Cost-Of-Living-It-Up Index)
Take a helicopter tour above the world's scenic cities

Tech Watch (Tech Watch)
USB gadgets are cute and trendy and getting more useful all the time

The Buzz From Bangkok (Check In)
Bangkok gets a new "truly contemporary" hotel

Take posh spice home with you (Diversions)
For a truly tasty idea bag some spices

One Haute Automobile (Style Watch)
Is the automotive world finally ready for a matte-finish car?


NOTEBOOK
On The Offensive (Notebook | Russia)
The Kremlin adopts a national-security policy that includes preemptive military strikes

Biz Watch (Notebook | Biz Watch)
Ups and Downs of KLM/Air France; Putting Brakes on Carmakers

World Watch
Turkey's Big Decision; Al-Qaeda Setbacks; About Time in Ecuador


Quotes of the Day »

ABDUL RAHIM WARDAK, Afghan Defense Minister, on NATO's agreement to start attacking opium factories in Afghanistan. Proceeds from opium sales help fund the Taliban