Reform body to remove media licensing requirement
By The Nation

 

Kanit Suwannet

 

BANGKOK: -- The National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA)'s committee on media reform will tomorrow consider removing the proposed licensing requirement for all media professionals from its draft media regulation bill due to strong opposition from practitioners and concerns that such a requirement could lead to more problems, according to committee chairman ACM Kanit Suwannet.

 

However, the proposed 15-person national media council will still include two representatives from the government to ensure smooth cooperation between the public and private sector on media affairs, he said.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/breakingnews/30313835

 

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The hub of U-turns.

good.

And the pressure mounts How about opposition to the Subs 

2 hours ago, Konaboy1 said:

good.

read will consider and then the hub of U turn comments

32 minutes ago, realenglish1 said:

And the pressure mounts How about opposition to the Subs 

Its the land of U turns but you do not do a U turn on the Chinese. 

10 hours ago, webfact said:

15-person national media council will still include two representatives from the government to ensure smooth cooperation between the public and private sector on media affairs

Let me guess - two military generals or staff appointed by Prayut whose mere presence might intimidate the entire council to "shape" cooperation between the public and private sector on media affairs. In such a case don't expect the council to operate democratically, ie., one person-one vote.