Viewing the Nation's articles online is impossible these days. My browser always times out. It's as if they are connected to the Internet via a dial-up link.

What's wrong with the Nation?

Other publications that shall remain nameless are easy to connect to ...

Edited May 18, 201016 yr by clockworkorange

I just tried it from my DTAC EDGE connection from Chiang Mai and had no problems loading it.

About bloody time.

Loading ok here, ISP is CAT

Had problems this morning (europe), only a logo displayed, no content.

Now in the evening seems fixed.

no problems Maxnet 3BB

I have given up trying to view The Nation website since they have put up the frontpage advertising.

For some reason they slow my browser(firefox) to a crawl, taking an age to load.

The problem is not the Nation website or your provider, the culprit are the publicity on the web page that are coming from a other server like ads.adapterproject.com or unitus.sinergy-e.com. I don't know why but they are very slow to respond or they don't respond at all. Some days I am not able to have news from The Nation because of that.

Had the same problem with Bangkok Post but it seems to be OK now.

Try clearing your cache and any cookies from The Nation.

Here's the link to their lite edition (no blinking and flashing stuff everywhere)

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/home/index_lite.php

Consider the OP's oft mentioned stance that the Thai media is the government mouthpiece and nothing more, I wonder why he cares if it is accessible or not?

Lets not drag the slagging off of each other into here please!

What's wrong with the Nation?

Where to start . . . .

What's wrong with the Nation?

Where to start . . . .

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If not for Bum guns there would be a legit use for the Nation.

Over an hour now, I've only managed to down load THE NATION