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The provision of non - commercial Internet services through public funded
projects , such as School Net and UniNet have helped to promote Internet usage
in Thailand . However , other forms of state interventions , such as
monopolization of ...
The provision of non - commercial Internet services through public funded
projects , such as School Net and UniNet have helped to promote Internet usage
in Thailand . However , other forms of state interventions , such as
monopolization of ...
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To promote the use of the Internet , Thailand obviously needs a competitive and
undistorted telecommunication market . The best way to achieve these goals is to
allow more competition from new entrants , both domestic and foreign , and to ...
To promote the use of the Internet , Thailand obviously needs a competitive and
undistorted telecommunication market . The best way to achieve these goals is to
allow more competition from new entrants , both domestic and foreign , and to ...
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