AIS and CAT Telecom to pay fines to NBTC

The Supreme Administrative Court has overruled the ruling of a lower court that will spare two mobile phone service providers from having to pay a hefty fine to the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission for their failure to keep records of pre-paid phone usage. The two service providers, Advance Info Service (AIS) and CAT Telecom, […]

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NBTC considers moving 4G bidding event closer

BANGKOK, 23 September 2015 (NNT) – The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is considering moving up the date of bidding for the fourth generation broadband service (4G) license on the 900 megahertz band, to help boost the economy. According to the NBTC, major cellular service providers, namely AIS, DTAC and True, have visited the […]

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Facebook Opens ‘Secret’ Bangkok Office

BANGKOK — Facebook Inc. opened its first office yesterday in Thailand, home to some of its most dedicated users in the region, as the social network company expands its footprint in Asia. More than 34 million people in Thailand log into Facebook’s 1.5-billion user network each month, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg wrote on her […]

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Thailand Tourist Trips and Tips AR Book App for iOS and Android

Thai Tourist Police launched the Augmented Reality (AR Code) Application “THAILAND TOURIST TRIPS AND TIPS AR BOOK”. Learn Thai Culture Tips in 3D, with the Augmented Reality AR Code Application from Thailand’s Tourist Police. This new technology is the safest way to travel around Thailand, including do’s and don’ts, tourism information, Tourist Police contact information […]

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Thai silk cocoon vests can ‘catch bullets’

A KHON KAEN University researcher and a weaver from the Northeast have successfully developed what has been labelled the world’s first silk-cocoon bulletproof vest. The men behind the innovation are Orapin Thongnonggoy, Phu Viang Silk Handicraft Centre’s community enterprise president, and KKU chemical engineering lecturer Assoc Prof Panomkorn Khoahong. Read more: The Nation

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