BBJ biweekly: Telecoms, ‘Google tax’ and prices

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Could Hungary slap a “Google tax” on foreign companies  that make money off of the digital economy here? What big shifts can we expect in the local telecoms market? How are Hungarian firms participating in the internet of things?  Get the answer to these and other questions in the latest biweekly edition of the BBJ, out now!

Along with a Special Report on telecoms and IT, you can also find our Macroscope report on surprisingly low prices and an interview with the man bringing e-tickets to the Budapest public transportation system. And you can learn about the efforts to attract more FDI to Hungary.

All these stories and more can be found in the latest edition, available in print on newsstands now. You can also read the entire biweekly edition of the BBJ online, on your computer, smartphone or tablet, via bbj.hu Premium.

Get a look at the latest edition, and previous editions, right here. You can read five Premium articles online for free, and when youʼre ready to subscribe, you can buy a password online.

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