So you want them to be protected. In other words, protectionism?

Every country does protectionism in some form, it's the only way to prevent monopolies. Even the United States, where politics are led more by the free market than by citizens, throws around embargoes and regulation when important parts of the economy is threatened.

One recent example is the American attempts at sabotaging the new gas line from Russia to the EU. Companies get threatened with embargoes, insurances get cancelled, all to maintain the European dependence on the US energy market.

Protectionism protects not only the local economy, but also protects countries from foreign influence. All the major world powers want their own version of important economic and digital infrastructure to protect themselves against the other powers trying to sway public opinion. Google and YouTube are major influences in the world and without an effective ban they will continue to do so. People want convenience above all else, their own long-term interests be damned. Ignoring the threats of a globalised industry benefits no country.