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HD Services Coming to Thailand
Mark Holmes
August 7, 2008

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[Satellite News [08-07-08] TrueVisions UBC, the main direct-to-home (DTH) platform in Thailand, plans to launch high-definition (HD) services in 2009, Ongard Prapakamol, the company’s chief commercial officer, told Satellite News.     “I think we are likely to launch services in...

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