Turkey is has blocked access to services of Internet search engine giants, Google.

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1. Турецкие интернет провайдеры блокируют некоторые сервисы Goggle? | Woldemar | Новости о Twitter, Facebook, Google, Apple, Adobe, WordPress, Buzz... - 04 June 2010 | 15:20

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2. Turkish ISPs Block Several Google Services? | RetweetToday.com | News for Us, by Us! - 04 June 2010 | 15:42

   [...] to numerous Twitter sources, as well as Turkish blogs, ISPs in Turkey have started blocking several Google [...]

3. Fevzi Özgül - 04 June 2010 | 16:13

   

   The action of the Turkish goverment is totally absurd and unacceptable.I condemn this behaviour. The goverment calls itself the champion of freedom in Turkey;however their actions so far have proved them to be the oppressors of freedom.

4. Dr. Strangelove - 04 June 2010 | 16:39

   

   Thus far, there are four scholarly books available on the subject of YouTube:

   The YouTube Reader, (2009) Edited by Snickars and Vonderau.
   YouTube: Online Video and Participatory Culture, (2009) by Burgess and Green.
   Video Cultures: Media Technology and Everyday Creativity, (2009) Edited by Buckingham and Willettt.

   and this one:

   Watching YouTube: Extraordinary Videos by Ordinary People (University of Toronto Press, 2010).

   Watching YouTube has been reviewed by the Globe and Mail (“Your Fifteen Minutes Have Arrived” Jenefer Curtis).
   Another review can also be found at The Mark (“YouTube in Review”).

   Table of Contents

   Introduction
   1. Home Movies in a Global Village
   2. The Home and Family on YouTube
   3. Video Diaries: The Real You in YouTube
   4. Women of the ‘Tube
   5. The YouTube Community
   6. The YouTube Wars: Elections, Religion, and Armed Conflict
   7. The Post-television Audience
   Conclusion

   – Dr. Strangelove

5. engelliweb - 04 June 2010 | 16:45

   

   see http://engelliweb.com/ for other 6400+ banned websites in Turkey.

6. Turkey not banning all Google services, simply clumsily trying to block YouTube - 04 June 2010 | 16:53

   [...] were several reports this morning about Turkish authorities blocking most if not all Google services, but it [...]

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9. Wim - 04 June 2010 | 17:36

   

   Try an anonymizer. Then you can use google perfectly

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11. Turkish Government Blocking Access to Google Sites - 04 June 2010 | 17:39

    [...] to get our services back up as soon as possible.” Meanwhile, a report at a website called The National Turk, which appears to be based at least in part on news stories from the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet, [...]

12. Turkije blokkeert Google-diensten » Clippy.be - 04 June 2010 | 17:40

    [...] gebruikten alternatieve dns-servers om de geblokkeerde inhoud toch te kunnen bereiken. Er wordt beweerd dat Google het ip-adres van YouTube, in antwoord op blokkades van de videosite wereldwijd, heeft [...]

13. B Schendowich - 04 June 2010 | 17:44

    

    The boycott should have been worked the other way around. Google and youtube should have stopped service to the offending nation.

14. Turkish Government Blocking Access to Google Sites « jiggymotto.com - 04 June 2010 | 18:42

    [...] to get our services back up as soon as possible.” Meanwhile, a report at a website called The National Turk, which appears to be based at least in part on news stories from the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet, [...]

15. Turkish ISPs Block Several Google Services [RUMOR] | iuvo Shopper & Community Newspaper News - 04 June 2010 | 18:59

    [...] to numerous Twitter sources, as well as Turkish blogs, ISPs in Turkey have started blocking several GoogleGoogle [...]

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17. Major Jim - 04 June 2010 | 19:59

    

    Why don’t you ban You Tube from the UK? 60 to 70% of the time you can’t view video’s anyway. It would be no loss to the UK, Murdoch would be doing us a favour.

18. burn the flags - 04 June 2010 | 20:16

    

    the current turkish government(AKP) has been crossing the borderline over and over again.they claim to be democratic and all but actions speak louder than words.AKP = neo-fascists

19. someonepissedoff - 04 June 2010 | 21:06

    

    Erdogan is a frigging oversensitive dictator who is going to turn turkey into iran.

20. Hermias - 04 June 2010 | 21:54

    

    I have used to TOR network to get around this.
    We run a business in Turkey, and I find this a total insult on my Freedoms.
    Ass a UK citizen, I respect Turkey and it’s laws. however, this is in my view an unlawful decision.
    I also find the response to the Utube issue from the Turkish government ignorant and juvenile.

21. Turkije blokkeert Google-diensten - Firtina Community - 04 June 2010 | 22:26

    [...] gebruikten alternatieve dns-servers om de geblokkeerde inhoud toch te kunnen bereiken. Er wordt beweerd dat Google het ip-adres van YouTube, in antwoord op blokkades van de videosite wereldwijd, heeft [...]

22. Historyscoper - 04 June 2010 | 23:06

    

    Turkey shows signs of scrapping the secular dream of Kemal Ataturk for the old time political world domination supremacy Islam complete with Sharia as back in its Ottoman days. The Fake Flotilla was clearly staged by Turkey in conjunction with Hamas to create a provocation for a future war against Israel. Study Islam’s history free online with the Historyscoper and see how horrible a re-Islamized Turkey complete with restored caliphate would be: http://go.to/islamhistory

23. Eric Meyer - 05 June 2010 | 00:26

    

    One more step to backward at democracy and freedom. Congratulations

24. Turkish ISPs Block Several Google Services [RUMOR] « Herit Shah | t7mily World of information - 05 June 2010 | 00:51

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30. Bart - 05 June 2010 | 03:14

    

    And Turkey wants to be in the EU? Forget it. Information must be accessable to anyone from anywhere.

31. Bart - 05 June 2010 | 03:15

    

    And Turkey wants to be in the EU? Forget it. Information should be accessable to anyone.

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35. Alex,Ukraine - 05 June 2010 | 14:00

    

    Is there any difference between Iran and Turkey?
    They both hate Israel,support the Hamas and massacre curds.

    Democracy in action! LOL

36. Kavalli - 05 June 2010 | 14:43

    

    Is our beloved Turkye on the road to be a dictatorship???

    This is scarry, and so stuppid.

37. ED - 05 June 2010 | 17:51

    

    Ardogan and Ahmadinjad are the same. It is election propaganda for Ardogan and the radical Islam strengthening over the back of the Turkish people. The government just dont want them to know the truth about the “Peace Flotilla”.

38. tulay - 06 June 2010 | 01:44

    

    dear media, please help us to put pressure on the government. there’s no one here speaks how big this is. i am ashamed of my country because of this. i feel like a prisoner here. this is unacceptable.

39. wolfgang - 06 June 2010 | 12:52

    

    democracy? civil right? turkey doesn’t know it is

40. Tikitavi - 06 June 2010 | 13:42

    

    It was done so that people of Turkey will not see the films on the flotilla to gaza and learn the truth about the things that happened there. They don’t want us to know how it was IHH people who started a provocation which led to the killing, by self defence, of 9 people. Erdogan is lying to us, and now he is trying to hide his lies. Do you need anymore proof?

41. Israeli - 06 June 2010 | 14:41

    

    Turkey, you can’t hide the truth from your ppl. The truth is on the web.

42. Israeli - 06 June 2010 | 14:52

    

    The Turkish government does not want its citizens to know the truth about what really happened on the Gaza flotilla so they are blocking youtube and google. What next?

43. itsik - 06 June 2010 | 22:58

    

    din mohmad bsif
    the moslem dot now nathing
    only kill

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46. Sultan_Smokey - 07 June 2010 | 08:55

    

    dude that sucks I am visiting relatives in Turkey soon and I need google to function, wtf!?! Ah well I feel worse for my relatives. Last time I was there everytime I tried to go to google it redirected me to google.com.tr and my turkish is rusty so that was about useless to me anyway. Ah well…what is next?

47. Sultan_Smokey - 07 June 2010 | 08:58

    

    I have to say I disagree with some of the above comments though about how it went down on the boats, they could have dropped tear gas or flash grenades before their soldiers went down the ropes. I wasn’t there but from the reports I saw in the US of people on the ship they said the shooting started (rubber bullets) before ANY of the soldiers started coming down the helicopters, so I think the IDF stirred up a hornet’s nest and was not prepared for the response.

48. Mahmud El Zahar - 07 June 2010 | 09:16

    

    Turkey is concerned that its citizens will see what really happened on the ship that went to Gaza.

    They are afraid that the people who have been so massively fed with propaganda will see that their government is feeding them with lies and riot back.

    The peace activists are shown carrying weapons and attacking the soldiers.

49. Ronel - 07 June 2010 | 12:00

    

    Ardoan fears that the truth will be exposed to Turks?
    Well, maybe this due to that the nation hates Ardoan and he does everything that he can in order that Turkey will be a state of terror like Iran

50. IHH - 07 June 2010 | 19:19

    

    And what did you all thinks is going to happen? the “IHH” terror organization placed their man in the prime-minister position in Turkey and now they are the slaves of the terror groups.

51. A - 07 June 2010 | 19:52

    

    Am i Turkey this week for a grad school mini-course. No Google Translate or Documents is greatly impeding my research abilities, and will probably affect my grade. Arrrrgh!

52. tharzan - 08 June 2010 | 12:53

    

    it is a lie you can access google but there is a problem its being slow.. and ive read it causes because of google..

53. shalu - 08 June 2010 | 18:08

    

    google u r really bad bas…..*

54. powerscape - 10 June 2010 | 00:54

    

    Lawmakers are very silly persons.They supposed to block some web sites.But everybody can enter google,youtube etc.Praticaly, nothing banned in Turkiye.Because there’re tons of way to entering blocking sites and whole country know how to use it.e.g.Prime Minister Erdogan watches blocked youtube and suggest peoples to use it and added that people also know how to open blocked sites. Still Turkish users have got high user ratings in these sites.This events occurs because of youtube ip pool complexity.And government wants to pay taxes from google for a long time.

55. OnlyTurkey - 10 June 2010 | 21:36

    

    “we will kill all people

56. Hazel Carr - 14 July 2010 | 13:44

    

    Does this ban include Picasso photos or Gmail photos?

57. Luke - 27 July 2010 | 23:27

    

    There are no words to describe such kind of behaviour. What are they afraid of? To show their dirties clothes to the public word? All countries have rubbish of their own, so what? They are dictators or perfectly ignorant persons. Since they dont know what to do they lock up everything. I repeat, what are they afraid of? What do they want to hide?

58. Johnny - 02 August 2010 | 22:58

    

    This suck ball.I meana how can you block access to the most popular and accessed video sharing website in the world, YouTube,I personalki cannot live without YouTjib