YouTube answered a Fox subpoena by turning over user information to the studio, which will find the evil user who posted 24 and have him brutally tortured. This is in stark contrast to parent company Google's refusal to turn over user records to the federal government. If you have to pick your battles, they probably picked the right one.
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