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30 May 2007

Author:
Associated Press

YouTube site returns to Morocco

Moroccans were able to access the video sharing Web site YouTube on Wednesday for the first time since access was blocked last week…Najib Omrani, a spokesman for the state-controlled telecommunications company Maroc Telecom, said Moroccans were unable to access YouTube due to a technical glitch, but could not explain its nature or why it affected only the YouTube site. Many Moroccans said government censors had been spooked by a spate of videos recently posted on YouTube purportedly showing Moroccan police beating and arresting activists from Western Sahara…