Turkey has just banned video-sharing website YouTube, just in a week after it blocked access to social media site - Twitter.
Both websites were used as means of spreading audio records suggesting the Prime Minister of the country, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is involved in corruption, according to local media reports.
All the providers of Internet services and mobile phone operators were informed of this decision today, as reported by the Hurriyet newspaper.
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