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Channel 3 website hacked

The TV Channel 3 website was hacked on Monday evening by a soap opera lover who posted the message "Where is my Nua Mek?" across the homepage.

The website was broken into about 5pm, and went offline several minutes later. The website was then restored.

Unlimited Hack Team claimed on their Facebook page that they were responsible for breaking into Channel 3's website. In their Facebook page, they said they wanted to know why Channel 3's primetime soap opera "Nua Mek 2" (beyond the clouds, or beyond comparison) was unexpectedly taken off the air last Friday.

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  • Discussion 5 : 07 Jan 2013 at 22.235

    "No one cares!" The Bangkok Post is published for Thais as well as foreigners, and most Thais do seem to care. Look at the front page of any Thai language paper and see what is there.

  • Discussion 4 : 07 Jan 2013 at 20.544

    "Section 37 prohibits radio and TV content deemed detrimental to the monarchy, national stability or public morality."

    I don't understand - are these things so frail that a mere television show could cause damage to them?

  • Discussion 3 : 07 Jan 2013 at 20.113

    Really who cares but then that is obvious to see. Who is so so interested here that is easy to see as well. This whole thing is starting to smell with so much attention being shown. How in the world does anyone link TS to a soap opera. The whole thing seems like a set up. Interesting to see if the truth is told.

  • Discussion 2 : 07 Jan 2013 at 18.292

    This is the fourth day Bangkok Post is running this storey on the front page.
    Bangkok Post editors... No one cares!

  • Discussion 1 : 07 Jan 2013 at 18.221

    The Soap addictts need their fix, after AV said it was their Right to see it, so it must be true (snicker muffled)

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