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YouTube’s Porn Policy Might Land It in Legal Trouble

Posted By: admin 1 August, 2008

YouTube’s Porn Policy Might Land It in Legal Trouble: “How hard is it to find porn on YouTube? Hard enough that the Internet giant might be inadvertently opening itself up to increased legal scrutiny.”

(Via XBIZ.com | News & Articles.)

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