Doug September 12th, 2008
The world’s most popular video-sharing site has become a little less violent. Now banned from YouTube are any videos that “directly incite violence” or “encourage other users to violate the Terms of Use.” Google’s lawyers and/or policymakers haven’t admitted as much, but the decision appears to trace back to a push by Senator Joe Lieberman to have terrorists’ recruitment and training videos removed.
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