Ytterligare åtgärder under veckan från juntans Digitala Ministerie: Man ställer hårdare krav på ISPs (Internetleverantörer) att blockera innehåll som bedömts som olagligt enligt LM-lagarna, numera som bekant en lag som används mer för att komma åt politiska motståndare än för något annat.
Be careful ot there, Big Brother is watching ....
"The national telecom regulator and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DE) have reiterated their demand that all internet service providers (ISPs) and international internet gateway providers block webpages and content that contain or promote illegal acts or breach Section 112 of the Criminal Code, the lese majeste law.
The agencies also want ISP cooperation to remove illicit video streaming on Facebook and YouTube from their local network server, called a content delivery network (CDN).
Usually, providers such as Facebook and YouTube use them to speed up access to data and reduce demand on bandwidth.
What is needed, Mr Takorn said, was serious cooperation from ISPs and IIG providers in three areas.
First, they must block webpages with illicit content after receiving a court order or when their own monitoring staff finds such material.
Second, ISPs and IIG providers must immediately inform the NBTC or DE if they cannot block a webpage due to it being encrypted overseas.
The NBTC and DE will ask cooperation from embassies and the Foreign Ministry when necessary in these cases.
Third, DE and NBTC will discuss how to deal with illicit content especially through online video or video streaming stored with ISP servers"
http://m.bangkokpost.com/tech/local-news/1238442/govt-starts-new-campaign-to-curb-websites