4G spectrum auction in doubt: Thailand's telecom industry racked by politics, legal battles
BANGKOK -- The telecom business is not for the fainthearted anywhere, given the thicket of regulations one must navigate. In Thailand, add political unrest and legal tussles and the result is an industry that is hobbled despite its huge potential for growth.............
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4G spectrum auction in doubt
4G spectrum auction in doubt
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Re: 4G spectrum auction in doubt
Well there's a surprise. Am I right in saying little old Laos already has 4G?
To be honest, I can get by fine as it is in Thailand (regarding the Internet) but I hope the bickering children that rule the country continue to do so on this matter. It will allow others here and the rest of the world to witness just how backwards Thailand is. Other countries in the area are moving forward in regards to technology and infrastructure (the two main things that shows a country's ambition) whereas Thailand will never move forward with the current mindset.
I don't think brain transplants are readily available yet either, so Thailand is fu@#ed.
I do enjoy it here on good days btw, I just don't think the place stands a chance in the future.
To be honest, I can get by fine as it is in Thailand (regarding the Internet) but I hope the bickering children that rule the country continue to do so on this matter. It will allow others here and the rest of the world to witness just how backwards Thailand is. Other countries in the area are moving forward in regards to technology and infrastructure (the two main things that shows a country's ambition) whereas Thailand will never move forward with the current mindset.
I don't think brain transplants are readily available yet either, so Thailand is fu@#ed.
I do enjoy it here on good days btw, I just don't think the place stands a chance in the future.