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BANGKOK, 1st April 2017 (NNT) - The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has announced its five-year strategy which entails a plan to expand broadband services and pursue its universal social obligation (USO) to remote areas across the country. The NBTC plans to spend funds of 48 billion baht on increasing
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BANGKOK, 7 August 2014 (NNT) - According to a survey conducted by the Electronics Transaction Development Agency (ETDA), Thai people on average spend at least 7.2 hours per day or 50.4 hours per week surfing the web. The survey was conducted on a sample of 16,596 Internet users during April
Read More Police have raided an internet café after they found out that the café was being used for online gambling by its customers. The owner admitted to the offence and said the gambling was only for his VIP customers. Read more: pattayadailynews.com
Read More 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
Read More PATTAYA – September 6, 2013 [PDN]; Two teenage suspects aged 19 and 22 were arrested for allegedly murdering an 70-years-old American man at an internet café in South Pattaya. The American was named Mr. Steven F. Morfiella, aged 70. Read more: pattayadailynews.com
Read More A Brazilian mantouched the bottom of a female clerk at a Pattaya internet shop, who called the police. The suspect denied fondling the woman and belittled the victim, until the shop's CCTV revealed his indecent behavior. Then he confessed to officers. Read more: pattayadailynews.com
Read More Just after 1am on Saturday Pattaya Police conducted a raid on an Online Gaming Shop in South Pattaya which was suspected of being used as an illegal online gambling centre. Police raided the shop, located close to the Land Department Office in Soi 17 off Pattaya Third Road and detained 3
Read More 23-year-old Chen Jung-yu was found dead at an internet cafe in New Taipei, Taiwan on Tuesday night. Jung-yu was rigid in his chair with hands on the keyboard and mouse, according to local police. He had been playing the popular online multiplayer game World of Warcraft when he died (though another
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