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Brazil’s ISPs stuff YouTube

23. January 2007, 8:16 Uhradmin

A Brazilian judge has lifted an order which caused the country’s ISPs to block access to YouTube following a ruling last week over a sex-romp video of footballer Ronaldo’s former missus Daniela Cicarelli.

The film in question shows Cicarelli and Tato Malzoni giving it some stick on a Spanish beach. It proved quite a hit with Brazilian YouTubers, prompting the couple to seek an injunction.

Sao Paulo state Supreme Court Justice Enio Santarelli Zuliani clearly thinks things have got a bit out of hand, and has accordingly “asked the companies to unblock the site and let him know why they can’t simply prevent the video from being seen”, according to AP.

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