11.40 Variety sent the news about a completely new film In the Shadow of Naga in Toronto's selection - nobody knows about its English title, even me. What I knew from my friend at the studio is the Thai title - Nak-prok. I had only wait for the official announcement from the festival.

No information in details if you do the search in English title and English name of the director.

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12.48.54 The ip 203.144.160.244 visited our filmshow 2008 page, through the first-page entry. The following is his detail.

This ip's owner is :

	The referring URL suggested that the hit came from the blogger, which also used the same ip. It was not a general visitor.
	visit time : 1.09 pm

1.13 pm at this blog.

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Another proof that this was this blogger's regular ip.

We are suffering enough!

Dear Readers,

We might stop running this website.

A large number of our Thai film oversea coverages have been taken by one of the English-language websites. At first we tried to think it coincidental. We made a proof then. Sometimes we keep some news for a few weeks and then they surprisingly never appear on that website. Suddenly a few days after our report, they have the same coverage. Is this coincidental?

He once sent an email to ask my opinion about a Thai film premire in Cannes, I gave him an answer and told him to keep it confidential. In less than 12 hours, he wrote it immediately in his blog, claiming that he knew from the other source. If he did, why kept it until my explanation then?

In my life as a journalist in Thailand, I have never cheated my resource persons if they ask me to keep it.

The first person who taught me about plagiarism is an American. During my sophomore years, he angrily threw out the word "SHAME," to me when my writing was unintentionally influenced by an article handed to us. And that "SHAME" has been deeply rooted into my head since then. I always made every single quotes if they were taken from other sources.

I am wondering what my teacher will say if he knows what happens to me today, by his own people.

We are really suffering. We tried to pass it because we did not want to have problems with anybody. We can't do anything. Honesty is a matter of self-pride. We, only a small Thai, might not be powerful as an American. But we know what does it mean by honesty.

We are really suffering. And due to this, we might stop running this website in the future.

When I told my assistant, he remarked, "If we are taken advantage like this, perhaps we should go to do some other jobs that will not be cheated.

But if you insist on doing it, it is quite a pity for our longtime fans."

Please help us what we should do. We have been forced to find justice in this way.

1.Read the reports from the media that go there until you know the atmosphere, responses, and movement. If it is in another language and you can't find any friends to translate for you, go to the languages tool and then hit for the translation.

2.Go to the search pages of google, yahoo, and then find any English reports that can support what you read from the original sources.

3. Update your websites without quoting your first sources. Then you look cool like you go there yourselves or someone send the news to you from Cannes. Right?. But be careful, there are so many other things that are not reported by that website.

You can also do the same by updating all cinema movement, by just hitting a well-organized website and following their updates with least quotes from the first resources.

Disguise yourself as a film fan and then post a news piece. But be in a smart move. Do not use the pseudonym that happens to be your first-time fan who runs an inactive blog.