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Iranians Say Goodbye to YouTube
payvand via Mianeh / Amir Mansouri06-Feb-2009 (one comment)
Iran is included in the latest list of countries described as enemies of the internet by the Paris-based media rights watchdog Reporters Without Frontiers. In November, the Iranian authorities placed the video-sharing website YouTube on the list of officially blocked sites, in a bid to stop people looking at it or worse still, uploading their own images.
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This is really lame
by Q on Fri Feb 06, 2009 11:25 PM PSTbut the joke is on them. There are hundreds of knock off sites already. They can't keep this one down.