MySpace censorship makes the NY Times

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In an great example that even the little guy being able to make a difference, the tale of censorship of YouTube video’s at MySpace, as reported here on 22 Dec has made the NY Times (reg req). Congrats to Ellis Yu on a wonderful grass roots campaign.

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