Surveying Internet Usage and Impact in Twelve Chinese Cities | Markle | Advancing America's Future
Surveying Internet Usage and Impact in Twelve Chinese Cities | Markle | Advancing America's Future

Surveying Internet Usage and Impact in Twelve Chinese Cities

Publication Date: October 1, 2003 | Back to Latest News

A two-year study of Internet use and its impact in China reveals that the key drivers behind its growth are market forces, including people’s increasing desire to go online and competition among service providers, and the government’s view of the information technology sector as an engine for economic growth. The study also examines the demographics and attitudes of Internet users in China, finding that a majority of them expect the Internet will bring more freedom of speech and create more opportunities to express their political views.


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