Editor?s note: Eva Galperin is the International Freedom of Expression Coordinator for the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Follow her on Twitter: @evacide. On Wednesday, YouTube announced that it had blocked access to a video showing clips from ?The Innocence of the Muslims,? an anti-Islamic film that depicts prophet Mohammed as a philanderer who approves of child abuse, after the film sparked violent protests in Libya and Egypt. It was an extremely unusual move for Google-owned YouTube, which normally adheres to Google?s policy of only censoring content if it violates their Terms of Service or in response to a valid court order.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/jgsuSx-jH7g/
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