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Veterans News Flash
Soldiers Lose MySpace, YouTube Privileges

By Fred J. Aun
TechNewsWorld

Citing security and bandwidth concerns, the military has blocked its computers from accessing many popular social networking Web sites. Military personnel are still allowed to access the sites; they just won't be able to log on using the government's network. However, for many stationed overseas, that's the only network they have access to.

Read more at http://www.technewsworld.com/rsstory/57368.html

SOURCE: VNIS

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