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24 Jul, 2020

When we think of popular names in the content creation ecosystem online, despite boastful of its talent, Pakistan seems like a country left behind.

This may be due to the fact that YouTube, the hub of global video sharing, was banned in the country for a good number of years.

With news surfacing that the authorities are putting the ban again, people are vocal that it is a step back from the little progression our videographers, vloggers and even common people have made from the vast edutainment available one click away.

Some believe our priorities aren't right

The boy who was learning Arabic does not sound pleased

Neither does the startup blogger

Or the entire generation, apparently

Even the Twitter trolls are out for this one

Girl, same!

Comments

JUNAID Jul 24, 2020 01:04pm
Dear Fellow my country people we need to think about making our own platform like Youtube. someone says modern days treasure is DATA , why should keep our treasure in other country lockers?
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DR. KAKA Jul 24, 2020 01:05pm
Why not to use Chinese platforms looking our frindship
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M. Emad Jul 24, 2020 01:05pm
Many anti-Pakistan objectionable videos in YouTube.
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