Profits for ex-pirates

Article Abstract:

Thailand's major entertainment companies are seeking the help of pirates to produce cheaper CD's and Dvd's. The sales for these companies has been declining due to internet file swapping and piracy. The risk involved is the danger of these pirates producing high-grade imitations, using the master prints, art and literature. The solution is to work with the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) certified companies like Dyntec Disc production.

Usage, Pirates, Intellectual property law, Pirated sound recordings

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Big is better and back in vogue

Article Abstract:

The 1997 financial downturn in Thailand suggested the biggest conglomerates of the country to rework on their core competencies. However, year 2003 has again seen the economic recovery, which brought all the companies back in place; and companies like Siam Cement that has diversified into petrochemicals and paper production is identified as one of the top industries reporting $123 million.

Cement, hydraulic, Cement industry, Rankings, Siam Cement Company Ltd., Economic recovery

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Tiger bikes do a roaring trade

Article Abstract:

Piti Manomaiphibul learned from the Japanese motorcycle industry, and he has gained a large share of the motorcycle market in Thailand.

Market share, Motorcycle industry, Company market share

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