Yingluck waiting for the Hollywood moment
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is at it again.
Are we really so scared of our own shadow?
The ban on an independent Thai film, "Shakespeare Must Die", very much reflects what stage of development Thailand is in at the moment.
Don't cry for her, Thailand
"Being a woman won't affect my work as prime minister," said Yingluck Shinawatra shortly after she was named the first female prime minister of Thailand.
Same soap, same cast
As we embrace the dawn of 2012, people are looking forward to changes, while many others have already come up with predictions what the new year may bring after we experienced a rough ride last year.
Deluge offers lessons through observation
There are two groups of people I've encountered during the past few weeks.
Technology lacks the anticipation factor
All the excitement this week in the media was about Amazon's "Fire" announcement, as well as the soon-to-be-launched iPhone 5.
Tablets cannot cure the cancer in Thai education
When Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra held up a Samsung Galaxy tablet and announced a plan to give every Prathom 1 (Grade 1) student in the country a free tablet PC, she succeeded in sparking a dream of better education.
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