Telkom blocked more sites
in Media, Personal, Services, Sites, Thought
A sad news for people in Indonesia who use internet, including bloggers. Few days ago, some people reported that YouTube was blocked from their internet providers. Telkom Indonesia as the largest internet provider in Indonesia followed the action. According to the news release (in Bahasa Indonesia) Telkom blocked these following sites (including blogging service providers):
- Youtube
- MySpace
- Metacafe
- Rapidshare
- Multiply
- Liveleak
- Themovief****.com
Sad, really sad. There is no further information about how long this situation will happen. Anyway, about the reason: those sites are blocked because it contains articles/posts about a video. One thing we have to remember is that: only because of a single content material. Too bad. Anyway, Boy Avianto has a very great article about the issue.
This entry receives 6 comments.
nien
selalu sangat reaktif…
dan biasanya ngga berjalan lama
hangat-hangat tahi ayam :p
semoga yang ini juga
btw, selain youtube masih bisa mbuka…
ckckck… dagelan…
Apr 9, 2008 at 7:56 am
RIDWANK
wah pasti yg pake isp nya telkom makin kenceng ya :D
lha kebanyakan user nya kan ngakses youtube, myspace, rapidhsre, multiply,dll itu… mantab …ck ck ck.
Tapi kasian deh yang punya personal homepage di myspace & multiply, jadi memble… ya… udah waktu nya punya domain sendiri deh ya … kaya gw punya … hihiih :D
Apr 9, 2008 at 10:10 am
Romy
Masih banyak cara lain untuk akses misalnya pake website yang menyediakan layanan bypass proxy seperti http://www.surfbypass.info/
atau kalo mau lebih banyak, cari di google dengan keyword “proxy bypass” atau “anonymus surfing”
GAMPANG BANGET……..
Apr 9, 2008 at 1:55 pm
Jauhari
Negeri Ini kenapa tidak mau belajar yaa… dan kalaupun mau belajar pada cara dan buku yang salah… celakanya pada sumber yang sering salah juga….
Ah jadi Salah Tingkah :D
Apr 10, 2008 at 10:14 am
John Lampard
At least you can still see Facebook… seriously though they’ve blocked half the internet :/ What about other providers, have they done the same?
Apr 12, 2008 at 8:30 pm
Thomas Arie
I think the situation is much better now. The blocking mechanism had been changed. It’s the single URL instead of the whole site.
About the providers, well… there was an official letter from the govt about this blocking. So… it was official.
Apr 17, 2008 at 4:31 pm
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