http://seapa.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/thai-media-situation-deteriorating-broadcasting-regulated-internet-webmasters-warned-community-radio-stations-shut-down-self-censorship-on-the-rise/ a regional force for press freedom Sun, 26 Aug 2007 11:40:52 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://seapa.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/thai-media-situation-deteriorating-broadcasting-regulated-internet-webmasters-warned-community-radio-stations-shut-down-self-censorship-on-the-rise/#comment-16 …My heart’s in Accra » links for 2006-09-23 Sat, 23 Sep 2006 04:19:41 +0000 http://seapa.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/thai-media-situation-deteriorating-broadcasting-regulated-internet-webmasters-warned-community-radio-stations-shut-down-self-censorship-on-the-rise/#comment-16 [...] Thai media situation deteriorating: Broadcasting regulated, Internet webmasters warned. Community radio stations shut down. Self-censorship on the rise � southeast asian press alliance SEAPA reports about restrictions on the Internet in Thailand in the wake of the recent coup. (tags: thailand freespeech censorship internet) [...] [...] Thai media situation deteriorating: Broadcasting regulated, Internet webmasters warned. Community radio stations shut down. Self-censorship on the rise � southeast asian press alliance SEAPA reports about restrictions on the Internet in Thailand in the wake of the recent coup. (tags: thailand freespeech censorship internet) [...]

]]> http://seapa.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/thai-media-situation-deteriorating-broadcasting-regulated-internet-webmasters-warned-community-radio-stations-shut-down-self-censorship-on-the-rise/#comment-15 Thai webmasters warned vs ‘disturbing the peace’ — Seapa at Cyberbaguioboy Fri, 22 Sep 2006 15:05:22 +0000 http://seapa.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/thai-media-situation-deteriorating-broadcasting-regulated-internet-webmasters-warned-community-radio-stations-shut-down-self-censorship-on-the-rise/#comment-15 [...] The Southeast Asian Press Alliance (Seapa) said the new Thai government is also putting more pressure on webmasters bent on “disturbing the peace.” Seapa is a non-profit organization fighting for freedom of expression in the region. It is based in Bangkok. Excerpt of the INQ7.net story: “The Internet is the latest medium under threat in military-ruled Thailand, as media conditions continue to deteriorate in the first days of the military takeover. The overall environment for the press is unstable, and is being undermined by the day,” the Bangkok-based non-profit organization advocating freedom of expression said in a September 22 blog entry. [...] [...] The Southeast Asian Press Alliance (Seapa) said the new Thai government is also putting more pressure on webmasters bent on “disturbing the peace.” Seapa is a non-profit organization fighting for freedom of expression in the region. It is based in Bangkok. Excerpt of the INQ7.net story: “The Internet is the latest medium under threat in military-ruled Thailand, as media conditions continue to deteriorate in the first days of the military takeover. The overall environment for the press is unstable, and is being undermined by the day,” the Bangkok-based non-profit organization advocating freedom of expression said in a September 22 blog entry. [...]

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