ChinaGeeks translates an editorial debate from Southern Weekend which is a response to a People’s Daily survey asking whether officials fear netizens: The People’s Daily did a survey, according to which “70% of people...
Read MoreZhou Jiugeng of Jiangsu province has just been sentenced to 11 years in prison for corruption. He was outed from his post in late December, largely due to the netizen uproar over his excessively luxurious lifestyle. From Xinhua:...
Read MoreA luxurious 14-day trip to Africa and the Middle East by Guangdong local officials financed by public funds has been met with intense scrutiny after a netizen posted a indicting 17-minute video of the trip’s exploits...
Read MoreFrom Time Magazine: A photograph of an official from the land bureau of Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu province, came under scrutiny in December after it began circulating on the Internet. Netizens pointed out that Zhou...
Read MoreFrom AFP: Authorities in a Chinese province where Internet users exposed an allegedly corrupt official’s taste for luxury have made posting such information illegal, state media reported on Tuesday. The ruling Communist...
Read MoreIn the Washington Post, Huang Yasheng, professor of political economy and business at MIT’s Sloan School of Management, presents the case for why Google should not leave China: Without a vibrant Internet community in...
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