Breaking news headlines
Police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division are seeking court permission for a warrant to arrest the system administrator of the ASTV website, who was responsible for a fabricated palace statement being posted online, Royal Thai Police spokesman Pol Lt-General Prawut Thawornsiri said in a Twitter message yesterday. Read more: The
Read More Royal Thai Navy admits website hacked, says only outdated information accessed; classified information safe, no impact on security. Preventive measures being taken. Read more: MCOT
Read More A court on Wednesday sentenced Prachatai's webmaster to an eight-month suspended jail term for failing to act quickly enough to remove Internet posts deemed insulting to the monarch. The term of punishment for Chiranuch Premchaiporn, webmaster of Prachatai news website, was reduced from one year. Read more: Link text
Read More Nudists, you now have a place to work and frolic freely. A U.K. Web company has put out an ad seeking female Web coders who want to work in a "naturist" environment. Are you a female who likes to work in an office environment, but prefers to do so in
Read More The Criminal Court Tuesday sentenced a man to 13 years in jail for offences relating to lese majeste. Thatawut Taweewarodomkul, the webmaster of www.norporchuusa.com, put messages deemed offending to the king on the web site between March 13 and March 15 last year. His pseudonym was Red Eagle. The court found
Read More Reader comments allegedly defamed the monarchy A THAI WEBSITE MANAGER is facing up to 20 years in prison for failing to remove comments that were critical of the country's monarchy. Chiranuch Premchaiporn, who manages the Prachatai.com website, faces 10 separate charges for not promptly deleting the messages. She has been prosecuted under
Read More