US Military Bans YouTube, Amazon and 11 Other Websites to Free Up Bandwidth for Japan Crisis [Japan]

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Employees of the US military are without YouTube, eBay, Amazon, MTV, ESPN and eight other websites, with the Pentagon explaining that "this action is in no way a reflection on any specific site or the content of any specific site...[it is] in response to the needs of the military in a time of extreme demand on all circuits and networks in a region of the world that has been devastated by geological activity." [CNN and Al Jazeera] More »

Kat Hannaford 17 Mar, 2011

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Source: http://gizmodo.com/5782886/us-military-bans-youtube-amazon-and-11-other-websites-to-free-up-bandwidth-for-japan-crisis
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