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ICT Cmte: Thailand?s Cyber Law Compliance Seminar

Tim Bass
Thu, 12 Jun 2008 16:29:10 +0000

ICT Cmte: Thailand’s Cyber Law Compliance Seminar
American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand
Date & Time: 17-Jun-2008
Details: This month You are invited to attend a Computer Crime Act Compliance Seminar. Find out what the Thai “Cyber Law” requires, when it will start to be enforced and how you can comply. If your business or hotel offers Internet access to customers, employees or end users, this will be a practical session for you to gain a better understanding of the Thai Computer Crime Act.
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