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Another day, another country blocks YouTube (and MySpace, for good measure). According to Gulfnews, five Indonesian ISPs have blocked, on government's request, YouTube and MySpace because of an anti-Islam film Fitna, created by Dutch filmmaker Geert Wilders. Official ban reason: the movie 'could disturb relations between faiths.'
This is not the first time that Fitna has caused controversy; after being rejected by all Dutch TV stations, Wilders simply uploaded the file via LiveLeak
Indonesia has around 150 ISPs, so it might still be possible to access YouTube and MySpace if you're living there, but it's likely that all ISPs will block the sites until the ban is lifted.