Via BBC News
YouTube is blocking all premium music videos to UK users after failing to reach a new licensing agreement with the Performing Right Society (PRS).
Thousands of videos will be unavailable to YouTube users from later on Monday.
Patrick Walker, YouTube’s director of video partnerships, told BBC News that the move was “regrettable”.
Steve Porter, head of the PRS, said he was “outraged… shocked and disappointed” by YouTube’s decision.
In a statement, Mr Porter said the move “punishes British consumers and the songwriters whose interests we protect and represent”.
The PRS has asked YouTube to reconsider its decision as a “matter of urgency”. Continue Reading…..
Oh dear……
Categories: UK News

the end of an era!!!!!
they’ll be something else,… where they is a will there is always a way lol
Well, there’s MSN videos, Yahoo!, proxy servers, I’ll live. If I can live without Veoh (it’s banned in Naij & 140ty something countries), I can live without those videos.
Dailymotion, Worldstar, onsmash.