NO YOUTUBE IN CHINA! YOUKU PLEASE FOR MUSIC VIDS

[Fu Lai]

http://www.youku.com/

http://v.youku.com/v...U0OTA0ODQ0.html

(unless someone can instruct me how to access youtube legally and easily from Wuhan)

[Fu Lai]

[dan1984]

http://www.youku.com/

 

http://v.youku.com/v...U0OTA0ODQ0.html

 

(unless someone can instruct me how to access youtube legally and easily from Wuhan)

 

you can buy a vpn. i get mine for 10rmb each month, and it works great. can get on youtube, twitter, facebook, new york times, etc.

[Randy W]

A VPN is the only alternative, unless everyone can remember to provide the text name of the video so that you can find it on Youku yourself. Most members can't read the Chinese on Youku to be able to do anything for you.

 

With a VPN, you'll find that surfing western sites is MUCH faster, since you won't have to time-out on all the Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter connections.

 

Don't think they're illegal - a VPN is simply a secure connection with encrypted data. Many sites use VPN's within China - banks and other financial networks, and pay networks, companies whose employees need to work from an outside computer, etc., etc. None of these would work if VPN's were illegal.

Edited December 14, 2012 by Randy W (see edit history)

[Fu Lai]

someone can instruct me how to access youtube legally and easily from Wuhan?

 

BTW, I type in the English name of the song to find it on Youku

Edited December 14, 2012 by Fu Lai (see edit history)

[Randy W]

someone can instruct me how to access youtube legally and easily from Wuhan?

 

BTW, I type in the English name of the song to find it on Youku

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A VPN is the only alternative, unless everyone can remember to provide the text name of the video so that you can find it on Youku yourself. Most members can't read the Chinese on Youku to be able to do anything for you.

 

With a VPN, you'll find that surfing western sites is MUCH faster, since you won't have to time-out on all the Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter connections.

 

Don't think they're illegal - a VPN is simply a secure connection with encrypted data. Many sites use VPN's within China - banks and other financial networks, and pay networks, companies whose employees need to work from an outside computer, etc., etc. None of these would work if VPN's were illegal.

[dan1984]

Here is the VPN I've been using. 10rmb / month. Never been blocked or had any issues. Every now and then at peak internet hours it will slow down a bit, but so far, no complaints...........

http://www.fkvpn.com/

[Fu Lai]

Soon I will hire a VPN service, thanks for the help. The main reason is so all the websites that have Twitter, Youtube, Facebook etc. hooks will load faster.