> What a load of BS. " .. speech on the Internet .." is not what is being > curtailed, regulated, censored, what-have-you. It is speech on ONE > particular website. One website that is *not* owned by the people making > the "speech" in question.
i think your argument is too simple. when the company in question is Google/Youtube, their influence starts becoming more than a sliver of reality. Their practices start defining how businesses is done, and what cooperation governments expect out of companies. Self-censorship becomes the norm. But I do take your point that this company (Google) can do what it likes. just makes independent video sites like blip.tv all the more attractive for users. Jay -- http://jaydedman.com 917 371 6790
