Saritdet Marukatat
Digital Media News Editor
He is Bangkok Post's Online Editor and is in charge of all online content.
Khlong of dreams
The Kra Canal is probably the oldest project that never has started, but now it's China trying to keep it alive, even if it must resort to rumour.
Thaksin's unwinnable battle
The early New Year's message from the man from Dubai wasn't for his military enemies, but a pep talk to convince followers the junta can't last forever.
Micro managing
One person complained and the coup commander started a campaign that blows those noisy disco rafts out of the River Kwai waters - figuratively of course.
The Zico solution
Kiatisak Senamuang breathed life into the moribund War Elephants and brought fire to the football pitch, why not let him try running stalled Thai Airways?
44 harmful habits
The cabinet, unaware of its own addiction, sees Section 44 as a cure-all pill, and now the deputy transport ministers wants it for railway building.
Buses going bust
The national Transport Co and private tourist-bus companies are seeing shrinking profits and numbers of riders, mostly because of affordable flights.
Build it and they won't come
The State Railway has been running what is probably the world's most inefficient, costly airport check-in - but a textbook lesson for business students.
Educationally embarrassing
World university rankings show Chulalongkorn is our best at No.253, clearly a homework assignment for rectors and dons: "Where will we go from here"?
Kumamon has the answer
Cure for the spotty successes and occasional failures of the one-village, one-project (Otop) programme lies in its origin, Oita prefecture, Japan.
Smokescreen
Among officials leaping to a conclusion was Deputy PM Prawit Wongsuwon, but his claim the bombing was a political act seems an attempt to limit fallout.