Brilliant, I am in Istanbul want to check my videos. Nothing. The Ankara Government decided YouTube is dangerous.
And has to be blocked. Its also blocked all kind of pornographic web pages.
This is the sentence you get when you try to reach for example YouTube (The decision no 2008/402 dated 05.05.2008, which is given about this web site (youtube.com) within the context of protection measure, of Ankara 1. Sulh Ceza Mahkemesi has been implemented by “Telekomünikasyon İletişim Başkanlığı”.)
With the help of the pirate party in sweden the piratebay is back online again.The old provider was threatened by lawyers of the american movie industrie and took the homepage offline. Now is the site back, you can read more in the blog post from the piratebay.
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