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What bugs the government?
News, Published on 19/08/2013
» Freedom of speech always has been a somewhat hazy concept, but it would appear a new threshold has been reached. The head of the technology police claims he is watching social media and has the ability to know what everyone does, every moment they are online.
Time of their lives
News, Published on 19/08/2013
» The costly new clocks in the parliament building are necessary. Have you ever noticed during televised debates from parliament how many MPs are asleep peacefully, their heads cradled in their crossed arms, or simply sleeping in a sitting position to make it look like they are fully awake?
Big questions linger over reform assembly
News, Veera Prateepchaikul, Published on 19/08/2013
» It is said it takes two to tango. But it seems the government does not subscribe to this theory and has decided to tango alone without its opposite partner in its push for political reform and national reconciliation through the political reform assembly.
Hidden 'treasure' in mobile phones is worth millions
News, Published on 19/08/2013
» Would you throw gold, silver or other precious metals into the trash? Probably not intentionally. But if you have thrown away an old mobile phone, not realising that it contains a host of recyclable metals, you are not alone; the average US citizen disposes of a mobile phone every two years, with only one out of 10 dismantled and recycled.
Hun Sen can't expect help from Thaksin
News, Saritdet Marukatat, Published on 19/08/2013
» 'Hello Thaksin, this is Hun Sen calling. I might need you back to be my adviser again. It's serious.''
Let's hear it for the women of Asia
Life, Usnisa Sukhsvasti, Published on 19/08/2013
» My highlight for last week was attending the Asian premiere of Women Of Asia, a play by Asa Gim Palomera, a former artist-in-residence at Chulalongkorn University's Drama Department.