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Oct 22 2012
Contentious politics, stratified society and the elusive public: myths and reality of Chinese media (guest blog)
Leave a commentIn China there there are vast amounts of people online, the Government has control but social media is changing politics. That’s the consensus view but in this article, LSE’s Bingchun Meng tackles what she sees as some of the misunderstandings … Continue reading
Posted by: October 22, 2012
Tagged with: Bingchun Meng, cctv, China, commercial, digital, Freedom of expression, freedom of speech, guest blog, internet, marketisation, Online, Regulation, Weibo
