'A tale of two newspapers' archives By popular demand and in the lead-up to 2Bangkok's 6th anniversary in May, we have collected the links to all the 'tale of two newspapers' articles in the past. 'A tale of two newspapers' compares how various news sources report the same stories and is probably 2Bangkok.com's most popular feature. Most often the toothless Bangkok Post and the rabid Nation are contrasted, but many other sources are compared as well. Big surprises in new cabinet - Bangkok Post, March 10, 2005 Few surprises in Thaksin's new Thai cabinet - Reuters, March 10, 2005 Junta friends out or in? - March, 2008 Will TRT accept the court's ruling? - May 1, 2006 Decision day - April 28, 2006 Airport delayed? - April 28, 2006 Invited or arrested? - April 19, 2006 Did the Transport Ministry "refuse to approve" or "soften its stance"? - October 26, 2005 The Transport Ministry meets about the Skytrain - October 24, 2005 Airport cracks and the 'fabricated news report' - August 11, 2005 Before and After: Post editing - July 30, 2005 The Anand/Thaksin address I - July 29, 2005 The Anand/Thaksin address II - July 29, 2005 Anand's comments - July 20, 2005 Special powers and problems in the South - July 16, 2005 Stimulus package - July 13, 2005 Prem's 'accusation' - July 11, 2005 Thairath and Matichon editorials - July 8, 2005 Tsunami drill - July 8, 2005 Jaruvan relieved - June 28, 2005 The same event? - June 27, 2005 Website closures - June 22, 2005 Subway passengers after the fare hike - June 6, 2005 Closing community radio III - June 1, 2005 Scanner probe extended - June 1, 2005 Closing community radio II - May 21, 2005 Closing community radio I - May 20, 2005 Black May 13 years later - May 18 , 2005 Bhokin and the new parliament building - May 13, 2005 Dengue fever - May 11, 2005 Krue Se and Tak Bai reports 'censored?' - April 25, 2005 Krue Se and Tak Bai reports are released - April 25, 2005 Security measures - April 7, 2005 Thaksin's 'right' quote - April 2, 2005 Tsunami warning - March 30, 2005 Reporting on the new cabinet - March 12, 2005 Surprises in the cabinet? - March 11, 2005 Thaksin's speech - March 11, 2005 Prem's 'rebuke' - March 1, 2005 Buying back the Skytrain - January 28, 2005 Sea gypsy protest - January 25, 2005 The Democrats' rally - December 20, 2004 Beer bar demolition - December 15, 2004 PM unhappy - December 12, 2004 The security decree - December 2, 2004 "Winds calm" at Ko Samui? - November 26, 2004 Which one is wrong? - November 21, 2004 HM The Queen's speech - November 19, 2004 The government fair - November 8, 2004 The fake press briefing - November 6, 2004 Deaths in custody - October 27, 2004 The threatening billboard - September 27, 2004 Subway car delivery - September 24, 2004 Chamlong's land grab charge - September 22, 2004 AMLO - September 13, 2004 Thaksin's popularity - July 20, 2004 The heckling - July 14, 2004 The Nation questions the government's legitimacy - June 21, 2004 Death of Thanom - June 19, 2004 Bangkok governor predictions - June 10, 2004 Violating building code - June 5, 2004 Traffic at the new airport - May 28, 2004 Censure debate - May 20, 2004 Theories about the South - May 10, 2004 Same article, different headline - May 10, 2004 Soi Luenrit - April 12, 2004 Ghost buildings - March 26, 2004 US 'error' - March 25, 2004 US 'apology' - March 24, 2004 TRT win? - March 22, 2004 Laem Phakbia Bridge - January 20, 2004 Expressway extensions approved - December 26, 2003 Ratchadamnoen plans - September 20, 2003 Airport construction - September 12, 2003 Skytrain vendetta (one of the best) - August 26, 2003 When publicity goes wrong - August 16, 2003 Skytrain extensions - July 18, 2003 The airport roof - July 3, 2003 Gangs controlling motorcycle taxis - May 23, 2003 Describing a local tycoon - May 3, 2003 The Nation debunks Post articles--Post stands by its story - August 18, 2002 Mass transit details - June 22, 2001 Note: Since Bangkok Post now removes stories from the net after one week (no great loss as they often have incorrect or incomplete information), links to Post stories will likely not work.