Free speech
Silly Google, they didn't even know that free speech only applies to what governments like.
Google's chief in Brazil has been forced to take down the YouTube video that got him arrested on Wednesday. Fabio Jose Silva Coelho, who did not make the video, was briefly detained for questioning by police for "disobedience" after Google refused to remove the piece. The vid broke the country's strict election laws by taking …
They do it all the time anyway.
Geolock the video from getting to Brazil, but keep it up elsewhere. The judges order is respected and anywhere outside of that jurisdiction can still access it.
Of course, that will not work with the good ol USA as their law applies everywhere, but hey... One battle at a time.
"that will not work with the good ol USA as their law applies everywhere"
not really, it just apply to data stored on the servers hosted in their country. That is a very important detail that you might wish to keep in mind.
Note, if the a USofA court decide that something is illegal and should be removed, then there is a high chance that you already broke the hosting company terms of service, so your stuff is going down either way.
P.S. if a hosting company outside the USofA -with its servers hosted outside the USofA- decides to obey a DMCA take down request or court order, then please put the blame on the company. They should have blocked the content from being served to the USofA instead of taking it down.