‘Pracha Rath TV’ turned down
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The broadcasting committee suggested the Prime Minister’s Office that there are other media to be used to communicate and promote “Pracha Rath- economic grass root policies to the people, instead of acquiring the digital-TV licence for public purpose.
Pakdee Manaves, deputy secretary-general of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission, said Monday that the Broadcasting Committee agreed to send a letter to the government, suggesting that the government can use its existing public TV networks such as NBT and Thai Parliament TV or coordinate with commercial free-to-air TV stations to help support its PR blitzes.
