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Thai media in trouble

The government should be very wary of repeating the media interference of the Thaksin era



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Some tourists get away with behaviour they'd never try at home

I have been reading all of the letters of outrage from Westerners regarding the shootings of Canadians and it....

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    Kyoto's manga musuem gives serious attention to a fun artform

  • Let's roll
    Sushi is delivered by conveyor belt at a fun new Bangkok eatery styled in the Japanese tradition

  • Cartoon culture
    Forget green tea and digital cameras - Japan's greatest export is manga

  • Float around the clock
    The Taling Chan Floating Market keeps going strong throughout the day, after most similar bazaars have stopped

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  • Officials of National Broadcasting Thailand prepare to change its logo before the new programming arrangements begin tomorrow.
  • An auto presenter smiles to visitors of the Bangkok motor show, where 15,000 vehicles are expected to be sold during the 10-day event.
  • Some 1,000 people gathered Wednesday at CS Pattani Hotel to celebrate the graduation of primary students. Locals said the gathering was a sign of renewed confidence in securityafter a fatal bomb blast at the hotel earlier.
  • The Polar Star, a 23.5-karat timepiece valued at Bt22 million, will be on show at Royal Jewellery at The Glitz: Luxury Lifestyle Week 2008. The event runs until Monday in the Paragon Hall on the fifth floor of Siam Paragon.
  • The Camry, one of the most popular mid-sized sedans available in Thailand.
  • A visitor reads a sign at Gastech 2008, a world-class event showcasing Thailand on the global gas-industry map to more than 5,000 officials and oil-company representatives.
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