Film of Tibet violence may have prompted China to block YouTube: “Video images of Chinese police beating Tibetans as they lie trussed-up on the ground may have prompted the country’s censors to block access to…
China brands Tibet beating video fake: “ Edited together from different sources The Chinese government has branded a YouTube video, purportedly showing Chinese police viciously beating Tibetan protesters, as a fake.… “ (Via The Register…
China criticised over YouTube: “China is criticised for blocking access to the popular video sharing website YouTube.” (Via BBC News.)
China blocks YouTube as internet crackdown spreads: “The online video website YouTube has been blocked in China for more than a day, the company said.” (Via Tech and Web from Times Online.)
China Blocks YouTube, Google Tries to Reinstate Access: “Google doesn’t know why China is blocking access to every video on YouTube, but says it’s trying to end the blockage as soon as possible. (Via Wired…
‘Unafraid’ of Internet, China Appears to Block YouTube BEIJING (Reuters) – China is not afraid of the Internet, its Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, even as access to the popular video sharing site YouTube appeared…
China blocks YouTube after Tibet complaintsAttack on video showing security forces beating Tibetans China has blocked the video-sharing network YouTube after Beijing denounced footage appearing to show security forces beating Tibetans in Lhasa last year…
Students Sue Prosecutor in Cellphone Photos Case: “Almost unheard of a year or two ago, cases related to ‘sexting,’ nude or seminude photos sent over wireless phones, are popping up all over the country.” (Via…
Leaked Australian blacklist reveals banned sites – Wikileaks March 19, 2009, By Asher Moses (Sidney Morning Herald) The Australian communications regulator’s top-secret blacklist of banned websites has been leaked on to the web and paints…
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | China ‘blocks YouTube video site’: “China ‘blocks YouTube video site’ By Quentin Sommerville, BBC News, Beijing, Tuesday, 24 March 2009 China is reported to have blocked the YouTube video-sharing website…