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	Eric Bahrt writes (and writhes) in puzzlement over the dominant position of Fox News on Thai cable TV channels. He cannot understand how a news source that rarely produces fair and balanced news can be THE US news channel on Thai cable.</div>
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	The answer, Mr Bahrt, is simple: In contrast to CNN (another prominent US cable news channel), Fox charges Thai cable TV companies next to nothing.</div>
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	Sombat Kapeng</div>
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	Chiang Mai</div>

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