Policing the Web A Panel Discussion on the Computer Crimes Act and the Ramifications for Free Speech in Thailand 8pm, Wednesday, February 16, 2011 (Please see pricing and reservation procedure below) Chiranuch Premchaiporn may spend decades of her life in a Bangkok prison because she failed to remove anti-monarchy comments made by anonymous posters on the Prachatai website. The case, which is the first to use the 2007 Computer Crimes Act to hold a webmaster responsible for content, poses one of the biggest tests ever for Internet freedom in Thailand. As Facebook, Twitter and other websites increase the space for political dissent around the globe, governments have sought new legal remedies to keep them in check. Free speech advocacy group Reporters Without Borders last year deemed Thailand \under surveillance\" to join 12 Enemies of the Internet