China has blocked access to the popular website YouTube.com apparently after video clippings on the massive pro-independence protests rocked the Tibetan capital of Lhasa this week, appeared on the website.
Internet users trying to access the website were presented with the blank screen in contrast to their normal experience of it being readily available.
There was no official word on the blockage.
Internet users trying to access the website were presented with the blank screen in contrast to their normal experience of it being readily available.
There was no official word on the blockage.
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