Turkey: Authorities to Amend Restrictive Laws After YouTube Blocked Again

                   
redorbit.com     May 13, 2008            

Text of press release by Paris-based media freedom organization Reporters Sans Frontieres on 13 May Reporters Without Borders is astonished that access to the video- sharing website YouTube has been blocked again in Turkey since 5 May as a result of court orders issued by Ankara magistrate courts... [read full story]                

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nieuwsbank.nl     May 13, 2008          

Dinsdag 13 mei 2008 | Reporters Without Borders ] (PNG) Reporters Without Borders is astonished that access to the video-sharing website YouTube has again been blocked again in Turkey since 5 May as a result of court orders issued by Ankara magistrate                

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Turkey: Authorities To Amend Restrictive Laws After YouTube Blocked Again

usc.edu     May 14, 2008          

TURKEY: AUTHORITIES TO AMEND RESTRICTIVE LAWS AFTER YOUTUBE BLOCKED AGAIN Reporters Sans Frontieres/ Reporters without Borders May 13 2008 France Reporters Without Borders is astonished that access to the video-sharing website YouTube has been blocked again in Turkey since 5 May as a result of...                

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Turkey - YouTube blocked for third time in two months, Google Groups shut down due to defamation...

ifex.org     May 14, 2008          

Reporters Without Borders is astonished that access to the video-sharing website YouTube has again been blocked in Turkey since 5 May 2008 as a result of court orders issued by Ankara magistrate courts on 24 and 30 April. The grounds for blocking the website were not given in either case.                

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