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Thai people spend an average of 2.4 hours watching YouTube each day, reflecting opportunities for brands and advertisers, says YouTube Thailand. YouTube Thailand, an affiliate company of the world's top video streaming platform, reports that 46 million Thais watch YouTube. Full story: Bangkok Post NANAT SUCHIVA BANGKOK POST
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Video site YouTube went offline today. The site’s 1 billion users had to wait a few minutes for “A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation,” according to an error message on the site. Users of the site took to social media to express their
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Thailand is one of the significant markets for videos, especially YouTube, which is extremely popular in Thailand. The Kingdom consistently ranks in the top 10 countries globally in terms of watching time. Google has now decided to open YouTube Space in Bangkok on May 12, which will offer production facilities. The
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Twitter and YouTube are blocked once again in Turkey as of today, April 6, following the mass circulation of photos of a hostage crisis that ended with the death of a government prosecutor. According to Hurriyet Daily News, authorities have also blocked 166 websites that posted the photos. Although Facebook
Read More Four former ministers assigned by ex-premier Yingluck Shinawatra to answer questions about her government's rice pledging programme have gone online in her defence. The four took to YouTube after being forced to listen in silence on Friday in the National Legislative Assembly while NLA members read out their questions. They were
Read More The Junta's online content monitoring panel will seek cooperation from social-network operators to block accessibility in Thailand to Facebook pages, Line groups and YouTube videos that have inappropriate content, especially those deemed as violating lese majeste restrictions and national security. The resolution came after a meeting yesterday of the committee to
Read More YouTube officially launched a dedicated Thai site on Monday to allow video-sharing for Thais, in Thai, on the world's biggest and most popular website of its kind. Thailand is the 62nd country to get its own YouTube site on the Google-owned property. Read more: Bangkok Post
Read More BANGKOK, April 24 -- Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said he would meet representatives from varied groups to find mutually agreeable solution to bringing the country out of its political crisis. Mr Abhisit, on a four-minute video clip publicised on YouTube at 3pm Thursday, said the present political situation could
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