The move is to ensure regulatory practice complies with the new NBTC law in effect since June 22. (File photo)Under the new NBTC law, the NBTC board serves as an interim board until the recruitment of new members for an OTT supervisory board is completed. The source said the meeting of the NBTC board tomorrow aims to slow the present regulatory framework on three grounds. In April, the NBTC board (working under the old law governing NBTC) passed a resolution that video-on-demand by OTT operators is categorised as a broadcast business. Col Natee demanded OTT operators and platform providers register with the NBTC within 30 days after June 22.

Source: Bangkok Post July 03, 2017 22:18 UTC