Office efficiency skyrockets and school delinquency rates plummet as the Thai government bans popular video sharing site YouTube.
Luckily, my site isn’t hosted in Thailand (and why would it be?). It’s amazing how few people in power “get” the Internet.
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UPDATE: TIME has a more comprehensible summary of events
Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people
Similar blocking goes on wildly in China. When I was in an internet cafe and couldn’t get certain American news web sites, people in the cafe helpfully showed me how to use RealPlayer as a browser, which would somehow evade the blocking.