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Since about 10 minutes no broadcast anymore . :o

Went off at 11:55pm here in Bangkok - at precisely the same time as the announcement being made on Thai tv.

I guess it a means of ensuring no mistruths are being published within Bangkok!

So much rumour & innuendo it's probably best to wait for the facts to come out.

If they ever do..... :D

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All my UBC stations have been working fine for the past 1 hour +

BBC, CNN, Fox, etc. have not been interrupted for me. I'm in Bangkok

Local stations fine, too.

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All my UBC stations have been working fine for the past 1 hour +

BBC, CNN, Fox, etc. have not been interrupted for me. I'm in Bangkok

Local stations fine, too.

U must be watching something else to the rst of thailand then m8

Local Stations fine ???

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What I've heard from Thai friends - apparently Thaksin was going to make a speech at the UN assembly, and the military doesn't want people here to watch it.

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That's funny.. all of my UBC stations working as normal.

Although one local channel blacks out for about a second every minute or so (don't know why)

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That's funny.. all of my UBC stations working as normal.

Although one local channel blacks out for about a second every minute or so (don't know why)

BBC, HBO, Cinemax, and Discover channel out now...

Fox and CNN are working still.

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Thai television "News1" just reported that it was Thaksin who sent the army to take out the signals of local television stations.

Also, the King is in Bangkok.

AP reporting Bangkok is under martial law.

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BBC still not showing on UBC digital satellite in BKK. Thaksin's speech is hardly covered on the BBC website, so can't see them making much room for it live on air.

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BBC, HBO, Cinemax, and Discover channel out now...

Fox and CNN are working still.

Do you have UBC or some other provider? As far as I know, UBC doesn't carry Fox.

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Now everything is back - all news channels are on again !

Not so fast... as soon as they started talking about Thailand on CNN (just before 14:00), the picture quickly cut to a red screen and then was restored as soon as that report ended.

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Not so fast... as soon as they started talking about Thailand on CNN (just before 14:00), the picture quickly cut to a red screen and then was restored as soon as that report ended.

Apparently BBC is the same, dumb really, none of the BBC reports I've seen here in Holland have been negative, just (hopefully) factual :o

"I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"

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Not so fast... as soon as they started talking about Thailand on CNN (just before 14:00), the picture quickly cut to a red screen and then was restored as soon as that report ended.

Apparently BBC is the same, dumb really, none of the BBC reports I've seen here in Holland have been negative, just (hopefully) factual :o

I think it's on the mention of the name "Thaksin", not on the coup itself. The headline report was screened without problems, but when they came back to the subject later it was censored.

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Not so fast... as soon as they started talking about Thailand on CNN (just before 14:00), the picture quickly cut to a red screen and then was restored as soon as that report ended.

Apparently BBC is the same, dumb really, none of the BBC reports I've seen here in Holland have been negative, just (hopefully) factual :o

It is really good to hear that the reports have not been negative. Right now, the military can't take the chance that some well meaning Thai intellectual is going to voice their initial reactions on global TV, potentially giving Dr. Thaksin's people in the countryside verbal ammunition to create problems. The military needs to continue to quickly restore confidence and stabillity. From here in Bangkok, so far, they are doing a great job.

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