After 2 years of banning Youtube, Turkey has allowed access to the site.

In March 2007 a Turkish court ordered the ban on Youtube access after some controversial videos about Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founding father of Turkey.

The ban has been lifted as the offensive videos have been removed from Youtube.
Youtube, on the other hand, claims that it did not participate in the removal of the videos.
Apparently, some third party was involved in the action.

Turkey has always tried to portray a secular image of itself in the world and there is the whole idea of it wanting to be a part of the EU. Frankly, with radical views like this I don't see how it will be welcomed in the EU. It's not just the fact that Turkey is predominently a Muslim society but the fact that it's cultural beliefs (as in banning of Youtube) makes it so different from the other European Union nations.

Here is the EU statement.

"Europe needs a stable, democratic and more prosperous Turkey which adopts our values, our rule of law, and our common policies. The accession perspective has already driven forward bold and significant reforms. If the rule of law and human rights are guaranteed throughout the country, Turkey can join the EU and thus become an even stronger bridge between civilizations as it is already today."

I say good luck to EU on converting Turkey.