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
(14 November) The regulating body of Thai telecommunication business has threatened to penalise mobile phone providers for disconnections that occurred during ‘peak time’ of phone usage. The National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC) has received many complaints from mobile phone users about such disconnection during the hours of 16.00-21.00, said Col. Settaphong Malisuwan a member […]
BANGKOK, 29 October 2013 (NNT) – As the much-anticipated digital TV auction day is nearing, companies have been busy signing up to reserve their rights to participate in the auction. So far, there have been 20 companies, which include 28 individual establishments that have handed in their bidding documents. The first day for submitting the […]
BANGKOK, 16th October 2013 (NNT) – The Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) has launched a new website to create a more convenient channel for the public to file a complaint. According to the TCSD, technology and social media have nowadays become a great part of our daily lives. This has led to greater chances of […]
More than 2.7 million children in the country are game addicts, according to the latest estimate based on a nationwide survey. Conducted during the second quarter of this year, the survey covers 20,000 children. Read more: The Nation By The Nation
