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CAT reprieve looks unlikely
Business, Komsan Tortermvasana, Published on 03/12/2012
» State-owned CAT Telecom is unlikely to be granted an extension to its deadline for submitting a report regarding its third-generation (3G) network contract amendment with True Corporation to the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC).
GMM Grammy kicks off its new 11-channel pay-TV service today
Business, Published on 03/12/2012
» GMM Grammy Plc, Thailand's largest entertainment company, starts its pay-TV service today.
Robots ready to replace human labour
Business, Nanchanok Wongsamuth, Published on 03/12/2012
» With the daily minimum wage rising to 300 baht nationwide on Jan 1, businesses are attempting to lower their production costs by turning to machinery and robots to replace or complement manual labour.
Future of the internet at a crossroads
Asia focus, Published on 03/12/2012
» The future of the internet is up for grabs this week at a major decision-making conclave in Dubai. The outcome of the meeting is particularly important for countries in Asia Pacific, which would be wise to resist a power grab that threatens this critical lifeline industry.
Ten end-of-the-world video games
AFP Relax News, Published on 03/12/2012
» Are you are reading this from the safety of your Mayan Apocalypse Impact Avoidance Hideout deep underground, wondering which games you packed for company during your new existence as Lord of New Humanity, and surfing archived remnants of the old net for clues rather than digging through suitcases of tinned sardines and long-lasting tofu? Wonder no longer, for they were the ten titles listed below.
NBTC cleared to issue 3G licences this month
Published on 03/12/2012
» The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is now expected to issue 3G licences to the three spectrum auction winners this month, after the Administrative Court on Monday rejected the Ombudsman's petition to halt the licensing process.
New York Times offers 30 newsroom buyouts
AFP, Published on 03/12/2012
» The New York Times said Monday it was offering buyouts to 30 newsroom managers and other journalists as part of an ongoing cost-cutting drive in a difficult environment for the newspaper industry.