Aw Guo reported that Youtube is blocked in China. The blogger confirmed the situation with his twitter friends.
Written byOiwan Lam
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I’m in Jiangsu Province, west of Shanghai. Yesterday it was up, but I haven’t been able to get to youtube all day today (afternoon March 5th here).
I am in shenzhen, Youtube has been iunaccessible from today. I can’t even use a proxy or a proxy server to access it. Stupid little things like this really piss foreigners off about the Chinese Government.
God bless China to course through this tough economic time and ethnic turmoil.
My heart and soul belongs is with China.