I am pleased to have co-authored this article with the FOSR team.
Offshore operations in Thailand are not automatically exempt from the country’s telecom regulatory framework. The piece examines the licensing and compliance considerations for offshore energy projects that rely on satellite connectivity.
It will be of interest to professionals involved in such projects in Thai waters.
Full article: https://t.co/sErayLLcp5
Offshore operations are not automatically outside Thailand’s telecom regulatory framework.
In this latest article, we discuss telecom licensing and compliance issues for offshore energy projects using satellite connectivity in Thailand.
Full article:
https://t.co/WkhBUElR71
@BuffaloBills On September 30, 1973, the Bills defeated the New York Jets 9–7 at Rich Stadium’s inaugural regular-season game (also widely referred to as its opening) in front of a packed crowd
Insightful update from our firm on Thailand’s evolving telecom landscape.
Thailand’s FBA reform lowers barriers for non-facilities-based services, while core infrastructure ownership stays with the TBA and NBTC.
Worth reading for anyone following market entry and regulatory developments here:
https://t.co/nuAMtua80N
#ThailandTelecom #RegulatoryUpdate
Thailand's FBA reform eases market entry for non-facilities-based telecom services — but infrastructure ownership remains firmly under the TBA and NBTC.
See the full breakdown: https://t.co/zW270RgikJ
A structurally coherent legal narrative is not the same as a legally sustainable position.
In our latest piece for @fosrlaw, we dive into why the growing use of AI tools often creates an illusion of legal completeness, overlooking the nuanced realities of administrative sequencing, evidentiary burdens, and regulator expectations in Thailand.
Coherence is not sustainability. Our latest briefing explores the critical gap between AI-generated legal narratives and the operational realities of the Thai legal system.
Read “From Legal Text to Operational Reality” at https://t.co/zZcQhne7Xv
#LegalTech#ThailandLaw#TMT#AI
I’m pleased to share our new article, co-authored with Naytiwut Jamallsawat and Supitchaya Akeyati.
Thailand PDPA in Its Second Phase: What Recent Developments Really Indicate
Examining the shift from basic compliance to operational governance & accountability — PDPC enforcement, BCRs, cross-border data, AI, and more.
Full article: https://t.co/ja7PYZijsU
Thailand PDPA in Its Second Phase: What Recent Developments Indicate
New article examining:
• PDPC enforcement
• BCRs & cross-border governance
• AI and PDPA
• operational accountability
• evolving privacy expectations in Thailand
https://t.co/sZpt48XUyM
Key legal insight for businesses operating in Thailand:
Copying company data isn’t always “theft” under Thai law.
The Supreme Court draws a clear line between data and “property”—shifting liability toward misuse, not taking.
A practical breakdown of the legal framework:
https://t.co/7TqDniBex1
#ThaiLaw #TradeSecrets
Copying company data isn’t always “theft” under Thai law.
The Supreme Court draws a clear line between data and “property”—shifting liability toward misuse, not taking.
A practical breakdown of the legal framework:
https://t.co/CBlgFn7897
2026 Foreign Ownership Update | Thailand
The Department of Business Development continues to emphasise substance-based verification for foreign business structures.
Businesses may wish to review their current ownership and governance arrangements to confirm ongoing compliance.
In our latest article, Paul Crosio sets out the key developments and offers practical, compliant pathways forward:
https://t.co/X3mre7cCcb
#ThailandLaw #ForeignBusinessAct #CorporateCompliance #ForeignInvestment
Thailand’s 2026 crackdown on nominee shareholding marks a shift to substance-based enforcement. New DBD rules, financial verification, and real-world prosecutions are reshaping foreign ownership structures.
A clear overview of risks and compliant pathways:
https://t.co/o8y8IBNV3X
When does a condo become a hotel room?
In Thailand, that distinction can mean criminal liability.
Short-term rentals (Airbnb-style) are still illegal under current law, but reform may be coming.
Dr. Paul Crosio breaks it down
https://t.co/7xEecE1Wr4
Satellite tech is borderless. Thailand's regulation isn't.
Gateway control + foreign ownership limits continue to gatekeep global LEO services — even as neighbors like Vietnam greenlight deployments and gateways.
Opportunity exists for updated NBTC frameworks to enable secure, inclusive connectivity.
@Starlink@elonmusk — any updates on engaging with Thailand's evolving telecom regs?
https://t.co/eVzSUS43Iy
#Starlink #Satellite #Thailand #Telecom #LEO #Connectivity
Satellite technology could be global. Regulation, however, is not. Thailand maintains control at the gateway.
https://t.co/S5tQq1ZDWm
#Satellite#Telecom#Thailand
Important update from @fosrlaw on Thailand's 2026 DBD rules: Thai shareholders now need 3-month bank statements to prove genuine capital, cracking down on nominees. Essential for anyone eyeing Thai market entry.
Company Registration is no longer just paperwork. New DBD rules institutionalize “economic verification” in Thailand. Certain Thai shareholders must provide 3-months bank statements with matching transactions to deter nominee arrangements.
Find out more: https://t.co/e2bNekdgA6
Considering satellite landing rights in Thailand?
NBTC licensing remains the gateway, but state policy alignment and ownership structure can shape how applications are assessed. Sequencing matters.
A practical guide for foreign operators:
https://t.co/rpHBbmL9iJ
#ThaiSpaceLaw
In Thailand, AI governance in professional services ultimately turns on the practical interplay of transparency, accountability, and enforceability. The Computer Crime Act raises specific questions in this respect, particularly as regards contractual safeguards for AI-generated outputs. #AI #ThailandLaw
AI governance isn’t about banning AI, it’s about transparency, accountability, and enforceability.
We break down Thai enforcement risks, the Computer Crime Act, and practical safeguards.
https://t.co/S6TGztJmyl
#AI#ThailandLaw#PDPA#Compliance#TechLaw
𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴: NFL Films has released new footage that shows Bills WR Brandin Cooks CLEARLY caught the ball.
The refs somehow ruled this an interception essentailly giving the Broncos the win over Buffalo.
One of the worst calls in NFL history...
We’re proud to be recognised once again in the Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2026, retaining Tier 1 in TMT and Tier 3 in Dispute Resolution.
Thank you to our clients and team for your continued trust.
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Bills fan since ‘89—been through it all. Yesterday’s 27-24 nail-biter vs Jax had my heart racing! Huge respect to the Jags for the fight. Quick congrats to the Bears on that gritty first playoff W in 15 years too. Shoutout to the Bangkok Bills Backers keeping the Mafia alive overseas! #BillsMafia #NFLPlayoffs
The Thailand chapter of the ICLG Telecoms, Media & Internet Laws and Regulations 2026 has been published, covering key regulatory developments affecting telecoms, media, internet and OTT services in Thailand.
Read here:
https://t.co/xAQYEsS2rR
#ICLG#TMT#TelecomsLaw#MediaLaw