JPHiP Forum
General => Akihabara => Topic started by: RatBastich on April 14, 2009, 07:15:51 PM
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From PCWorld.com
Martyn Williams, IDG News Service
Google has disabled user uploads and comments on the Korean version of its YouTube video portal in reaction to a new law that requires the real name of a contributor be listed along each contribution they make.
The rules, part of a Cyber Defamation Law, came into effect on April 1 for all sites with over 100,000 unique visitors per day. It requires that users provide their real name and national ID card number. (http://www.pcworld.com/article/162989/google_disables_uploads_comments_on_youtube_korea.html)
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Well that sucks :thumbdown:
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actually not a bad thing done consider the hackers can easily steal identity if the posters do put their real name + ID # on it.
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Yeah, but the law sucks. :lol:
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Way to kill the Internet, Korea
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Will probably make little difference to people outside of Korea, vid swill just get uploaded elsewhere and westerners are going to upload the rips onto Youtube themselves, as usual.
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north or south korea? they could just swap the country
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north or south korea? they could just swap the country
Does N.Korea even have internetz?
Cheap shot, I know. :P
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N. Korea got "internet" :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_North_Korea (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_North_Korea)
probably can't go anywhere except KimJongil.com :)
All hail :)
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lol if i need to give that info just for a stoopid post then better don't... giving that info for uploads? maybe... but actually GTFO i think twice when they ask my email
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Can't seem to find a better word than bullshit!
Man, these law makers only exist to give us a hard time, and I am a lawer, so at least I'm not too biased to talk about it.
Most of the times law makers are politicians wanting votes and this is what we get: Some way to screw peoples lives.