The Hollywood Reporter reports that the Thai government has lifted the five-month old ban on YouTube. Prohibition resulted from YouTube's refusal to take down content that disparaged the king, an offense in Thailand. YouTube ultimately caved - another reminder that free speech means something different overseas, even though the case isn't as troubling as the Yahoo-China dispute (see my earlier post).
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
L'YouTube Ces Moi (in Thailand)
Posted by Unknown at 9:08 AM
Labels: censorship, free speech, Thailand, YouTube