I used to work in a Middle Eastern country that fairly aggressively filtered the net and where officially most DVDs, games, and books were banned.

Of course, unofficially you just had to pop down to the souks where you could get anything (pornography included) burnt to DVD. I used my time there as an excuse to digitise my DVD collection, since they certainly weren't going to let me get away with bringing them into the country, whereas a USD hard-drive went pretty much un-noticed.

It seems to me that whilst there are a few countries which enforce a totalitarian approach to censorship (like North Korea), others really just do it for 'appearances', because to not do so would be culturally unacceptable. Certainly pretty much everyone I met was circumventing censorship (both in net and print).