Bangkok Post critical of internet censorship.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/241106_News/24Nov2006_news21.php

As this is an English-based forum, are there any English-language translations of the above websites and/or petition?

Is it just me or has the cyberpatrol been scrapped or at least told to calm down. The coup seems to have stopped the useless censorship that went on before Sept. 19.

There seems to be wayyyy less censorship than there was under Thaksin.

No, it's just you. This internet censorship BS is still going on big times.

sure thing

http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Thai/

this one is blocked on my ISP

Hmm... just opened right up for me. As a sidenote, it looks like a very good reference source on a number of things... I appreciate that, but I'm sorry it doesn't open for you, however it doesn't seemed blocked.

It opens for me too.

Is it just me or has the cyberpatrol been scrapped or at least told to calm down. The coup seems to have stopped the useless censorship that went on before Sept. 19.

There seems to be wayyyy less censorship than there was under Thaksin.

No, it's just you. This internet censorship BS is still going on big times.

This,if correct, must be a great disappointment for the OP who apparently saw access to internet porn as one of the great benefits of the coup.

younghusband>> Could you stop your strawman-arguments against Tony Clifton and get educated?

seems they're also blocking educational websites in the USA, ones that explicitly teach Thai.... that's bl_oody weird don't you think

that's interesting... could you provide some of these website addresses, please?

Is it just me or has the cyberpatrol been scrapped or at least told to calm down. The coup seems to have stopped the useless censorship that went on before Sept. 19.

There seems to be wayyyy less censorship than there was under Thaksin.

No, it's just you. This internet censorship BS is still going on big times.

that's interesting... could you provide some of these website addresses, please?