<i>This will led to more 'This video is not available in your country' shit.</i><p>This won't have any effect on it, actually. Servers that are targeting users by location use the IP sent with each request to do localization, rather than which server was chosen by DNS. Otherwise it would be trivial to choose a server in the appropriate country and add an entry to your hosts file, bypassing these restrictions.<p>You could try to argue that making it possible for global companies to make their content arrive <i>faster</i> is bad for net neutrality, but given that this doesn't adversely affect other servers (and possibly benefits them by reducing congestion), that would be a hard argument to swing as well.<p>Edit: and for your second comment, I have no idea how routing algorithms would work if that were the case.