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The Phoney War was the description given to first few months in World War II following the German invasion of Poland, marked by a lack of military operations in Europe. The same could perhaps be said of News Corp in 2009.

Following all the shenanigans of late about News Corp threatening to put their content behind paywalls and blocking Google from using its content, the last few days have seen them courting Microsoft where their content would only be found on Bing.

Millennium Resort Patong Phuket becomes "the" celebrity holiday hangout of the Bangkok International

In a spin-off to the ongoing saga to restrict access to newspaper publishing on the web, Lord Mandelson, the British business secretary, set April 2011 as the start date in a campaign to block and criminalise illegal online filesharing in the UK.

For over ten years now, when publishers first started to put their content online for free, there has been an almost continuous and fractious chorus of discontent about "giving news away for free". But will charging for content actually work?

The Iranian election in June this year has been used as a key source of analysis for the comparison between social and traditional media in providing up-to-the-minute reporting on world events.

Tourism Authority of Thailand is now on Facebook and Twitter , to expand tourists in online social network community.

On Sunday, 9th August 2009, The Observer published a piece on how Rupert Murdoch will charge for online news content next year and, in so doing so, is set to shed costs and generate revenue for News Corp. So, what are the consequences of this?

In a recent report by Peter Horrocks, Director of BBC World Service, it is clear that as society becomes more networked, the fortress mentality of the mainstream media is increasingly under siege by the internet.

According to Search Engine Watch, most executive management teams don't yet understand the cost-effectiveness and potential profitability of employing search engine marketing companies.

ASEAN Affairs recently added Mr. Martin Seto, a seasoned Advertising and Publishing Executive to handle Ad Sales and Marketing in the Americas.

The finance chiefs of the members of Asean are meeting with their counterparts from three Asian economic powerhouses (Japan, China, South Korea) to implement precautionary measures to avoid the region to fall deeper into severe financial meltdown.

Thailand’s Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and US President Barack Obama have a few things in common. They are both youthful, and they both are facing great challenges to revive ailing economies.

Dutch News blog master Drasties planning on sending shoes to arrested Iraqi journalist.

Athena Digital Media Company Limited is pleased to announce that it has finished all the formal requirements of registering a company in Thailand and is now accepting new business

World-class medical mall to promote Thailand as Asia’s medical hub

TAT launched “E-marketing for Amazing Thailand 2008” on January 28th 2008, introducing 5 new projects for the year, each targeting the inbound travelers from countries through out the world.