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Tu zamieszczam kopie moich ważniejszych tekstów, publikowanych gdziekolwiek i kiedykolwiek, jeśli tylko sam mam taką kopię…

A tu coś innego. Od pewnego czasu zabawiam się robieniem interaktywnej chronologii komputerów. Oto ona:

4 myśli w temacie “Wybrane publikacje”

  1. Zagadnienia wyszukiwania zasobów sieciowych zmieniają się bardzo szybko i Pana prezentacja wymagałaby aktualizacji – ogólne zasady i zalecenia są oczywiście cały czas w mocy, ale np. linki wymagałyby zweryfikowania.
    Ponadto od 2007 roku w tej dziedzinie powstało kilka nowych, interesujących zagadnień 🙂

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  3. Szanowny Panie!
    Jestem Amerykaninem z pochodzenia polskiego ktory rozmawia po angielsku, po polsku i po esperancku. Nie wiem rozumiec dlaczego jeszcze nie bedzie program po esperancku na Radio Polonia? To duza szkoda! Mysle ze esperanto moze byc kiedys wspolna druga jezyka
    Unii Europejskiej!
    Estimata Sinjoro!
    Mi estas Usonano de pola deveno kiu parolas angle, pole kaj esperante. Mi ne komprenas kial ne plu estos programo en esperanto cxe Radio Polonia! Tio estas granda domagxo! Mi pensas, ke esperanto povas esti iam la komuna dua lingvo de la Europa Unio!
    Dear Sir!
    I am an American of Polish descent who speaks English, Polish and Esperanto. I don’t understand why there will no longer be a program in esperanto on Radio Polonia! That’s a pity! I think esperanto can one day be the common second language of the European Union!
    Henry V. Janoski

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  4. 2006-12-10

    Despite the HUNDREDS of letters from concerned listeners to Radio Polonia over the past few weeks, Mr Jerzy Targalski has finally announced his personal decision that Dec.15, 2006 will be the last day that Radio Polonia will broadcast in Esperanto. By this act, Polskie Radio cuts off MORE THAN HALF of its international audience. Why?

    This is a bad business decision. The Esperanto section of Radio Polonia has a larger audience than all other sections COMBINED. It is the most effective means that Radio Polonia has to create friends for Poland. Is this kind of personal decision to cut a public institution legal in Poland these days? It is certainly not just! It seems Mr Targalski does not care.

    Clearly, the large numbers of faithful listeners like me (who do not speak Polish, but have learned a great deal about your country from Radio Polonia in Esperanto) are of no interest to Mr Targalski. His largest worldwide audience does not matter to him. He doesn’t care.

    Does Mr Targalski have a personal dislike or distrust of Esperanto, the International Language (given to the world in 1887 by Polish Dr L.L. Zamenhof and used by Radio Polonia since 1959)? He has mentioned ideological reasons. What does he mean? Is Esperanto the „dangerous language” that Stalin and Hitler called it? Was Pope John Paul II ideologically incorrect to use Esperanto in his „Urbi et Orbi” messages? Mr Targalski will not say. He has the power, so he doesn’t care.

    It is a bad political decision to insult your friends throughout Europe and the world. Perhaps Mr Targalski has a hidden agenda. Does he intend to disassemble Radio Polonia piece by piece? Is the English section next? Do Polish citizens like you want that? If not, what will you do about it? It appears that Mrs Anna Fotyga will do nothing, so Mr Targalski probably doesn’t care about what you want.

    I am an English-speaking Canadian and I am insulted. Who is this Mr Targalski who can personally cripple the public voice of Poland around the world because of a personal whim? I can do nothing about it. What will you do?

    Respectfully (and angrily),
    Bob Williamson
    Halifax, Nova Scotia
    Canada

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