Public Media Museum

Public Media Museum Places to visit in Bangkok Public Media Learning Center Building Office of the Public Broadcasting Service of Thailand (Public Broadcasting Service Area Office of Thailand) 145 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road Talat Bang Khen Subdistrict, Lak Si District, Bangkok Province The museum was established by the Thailand Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS) with the objective of being a space for learning about the role and influence of media. To have the knowledge to choose, receive and use media with discretion. With a total exhibition area of 400 square meters, divided into exhibition areas: Reflection of the media and an exhibition on Towards the public media path Public Media Museum (Thai PBS Museum) with a focus on learning through visitor experiences. By presenting media stories in a comprehensive manner. It encourages thinking about the media around us. By allowing visitors to interact with the exhibition. Both in a modern multimedia format and experience the experience of receiving media in a "retro" style for "media literacy".

 

Divided into 2 exhibition areas:

The 1st floor holds an exhibition on the reflective power of media. Contains content.

- Communication evolution.

- Books reflecting the world.

- Search for words, examine people.

- contradictory teachings.

- Discussion and reflection of thoughts.

- Self-reflection media.

- Substance Resonance.

- See the world through the lens.

- Announcement images to lull thoughts.

 

The 2nd floor holds an exhibition titled "Towards...Public Media Path". Contains content.

- news source.

- Incidents of Thai newspapers.

- From still images to movies.

- The first printing law.

- Opening the Thai film era.

- K.S.R.Kularb and Thianwan.

- Discussion between the king and the common people on "public space".

- Use of media for war and peace.

- Printing Act 1933.

- Printing Act, B.E. 2484.

- When radio spreads throughout the country.

- Birth of a radio station.

- Media after the change of government.

- Voices from representatives.

- Mr. Man, Nai Kong: Voice from the government.

- The dawn of radio as "Tool of coup d'état" and newspapers as "National Destroyer".

- A.S. radio station.

- Birth of Thai television.

- The Dark Ages of Media.

- Cold War movies.

- Birth of color television - turning politics into capital.

- From the era of the wind and sunlight to I came to find the meaning.

- "October 19" burn people and burn books.

- Film as a social record.

- Media amidst the movement of the People's Student Movement.

- Bubble era media.

- Media without borders.

- When the "wall" of state information is destroyed.