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The candidate who asked for the video to be removed belongs to a party that supported the military regime. But, if the judge had ordered it deleted, shouldn't
by forinti 14y ago
The candidate who asked for the video to be removed belongs to a party that supported the military regime.
But, if the judge had ordered it deleted, shouldn't Google have taken it down and then argued its case? I mean, would Google simply ignore a judge's order in the US?
- dudus 14y agoBrazil is one of the top countries when it comes to takedowns. This one might have slipped I guess. http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/removals/government/BR/?p=2011-12 http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/removals/government...
- nacker 14y agoYes, on the page you linked, it states: "Government requests for content removal are high in Brazil relative to other countries partly because of the popularity of our social networking website, orkut." In other words, the high number of takedown requests from Brazil is to a significant extent, an ARTIFACT of the predominance of Orkut in Brazil.
- dudus 14y agoYes but at the same time in terms of court orders you can see that they had more on youtube than they had on orkut.