Yingluck Government Meets the People TV talk show cancelled
The “Yingluck government meets the people” television programme has been cancelled, government spokesman Teerat Rattanasevi said on Friday. Read more: Bangkok Post
The “Yingluck government meets the people” television programme has been cancelled, government spokesman Teerat Rattanasevi said on Friday. Read more: Bangkok Post
Though support for the People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) and its secretary-general, Suthep Thaugsuban, is still strong, more and more people are also voicing their opposition to the movement on social media. Several Facebook pages in support of Yingluck Shinawatra’s government have been set up and many users are also posting comments in support of […]
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission is expected to announce a new telephone-numbering plan next quarter, aiming for more efficient usage. The NBTC is concerned that if usage of mobile-phone numbers is not efficiently managed, it will soon have no choice but to introduce 11-digit numbers. Read more: The Nation
Media academics yesterday slammed as undemocratic the demand by anti-government protesters for television stations to broadcast their announcement. The People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) yesterday laid siege to six free-to-air television stations and demanded that they televise a speech by Suthep Thaugsuban, secretary general of the PDRC, in the evening. Read more: The Nation
Three media organisations on Sunday condemned threats and the use of influence and intimidation against news groups by anti-government protesters. Read more: Bangkok Post
TOT Plc restored its Wi-Fi service, which was disrupted by power blackout, at 9:30 pm Saturday. The power supply of Internet data center of TOT, which is located at Chaengeatana, was cut at around 6pm. Read more: The Nation
A man was found dead after he was apparently electrocuted while using a smartphone in his home in Rayong’s Klaeng district on Monday. Read more: Bangkok Post
The number of LINE users worldwide has already hit 300 million and LINE Corp expects to grow it to 500 million in 2014. Launched in June 2011, the leading mobile messaging platform just reported the number of users of 200 million in March. Read more: The Nation