REPORT: Why Article 44 rode to DIGITAL TV’S RESCUE

3 June 2019
The Nation
Communications policy and administration
Article 44 / digital TV / media reform / telecommunications

Serious questions being asked about the handling of telecommunications frequencies hint that there is a deeper context to the decision by seven TV broadcasters to surrender their licences. To many observers, it no longer appears to be a simple matter of businesses abandoning ventures that failed to earn a profit.

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 Piyaporn Wongruang

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