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The article presents an account of the cinematographer's experience of shooting the music video for "Every Breath You Take" by the Police. He discusses the pressure when shooting a music video, the device he used to emulate the multi-generation image-softening and highlight-blooming effects, and the awards received by the film.

The West is engaged in a second cold war against Islamic terrorism. The war has been described by U.S. President George Bush as 'The War against Terrorism'. However, the declaratory [...]

The purpose of this article is to illustrate ways in which analysis of the statement of cash flows can be accomplished. (Reprinted by permission of the publisher.)

Reports on the telecommunications bill that may lower barriers to investment in telecommunications and should bring an influx of television programs and lower long-distance bills. Facilitation of mergers between Walt Disney Co.'s takeover of capital Cities/ABC Inc. and Westinghouse Electric Corp.'s purchase of CBS Inc. with the bill approval; Effect of the bill to local and cable television companies.

Presents comments by several people in the mass media about various socio-political issues around the world. Need to clean up the U.S. government's bureaucratic sector in order to strengthen the country's position in enterprise; Views of an article author on the position of Iraq after the Gulf War; Impact of the decision of the Irish Republican Army to resume its bombing campaign in England; Information on the kind of books that a gardener should read; Examples given by an author to illustrate her view that the U.S. is not a by-the-book country; Comments on the Peacock Throne of Persia.

Two letters to the editor are presented in response to articles and topics discussed in previous issues including "Want EC Business? You Have Two Choices" in the October 19, 1992 issue and a discussion of Motorola's policy for its suppliers.

The article offers the author's experience on cinematography and its evolution. The author relates his work at the film "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," saying that they shot the film in regular 16mm format to achieve the handheld versatile style that they wanted. He states that he does not like the trends in cinematography in which cinematographers are trying to make tools that see how the eyes sees.

Reports on the emergence of Indian generic-drug companies as sources of antibiotics to prevent anthrax virus in the United States. Barrier of antibiotics in the open market; Arguments of Indian officials on the international trade rules; Promise of German drug company Bayer AG to triple the output of ciprofloxacin.

Focuses on the effectiveness of air marshals as part of air travel safety regulations to prevent hijackings in China and India. Cases of hijacking incidents in the country which prompted the training of air marshals; Superiority of using marshals over high technology solutions to deter hijackers.

Reports on Enron Corp.'s three billion dollar Dabhol Power Co.'s project in India. Dispute between Dabhol and the Indian state of Maharashtra; Foreign lenders of the project.

Reports on India's preparation of a policy intended to help the viability of small 'captive' power plants by allowing them to sell extra power to state-controlled electricity boards. Concern expressed about the idea by state electricity boards; Government's proposal for financial aid to spur change; Expected edge of foreign companies with small-engine technologies.

Focuses on the highway-improvement plans in India. Estimation on the annual highway spending by the World Bank; Advantages and disadvantages of the widening of highways for tool-road promoters; Regulation of total highway traffic.