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British users most likely to flag offensive material, says YouTube

Posted By: admin 4 June, 2009

British users most likely to flag offensive material, says YouTube: “British YouTube users are amongst the most sensitive in the world, executives
at the site have claimed.”

(Via Tech and Web from Times Online.)

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