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Chinanews, Guangzhou, November 28 – “With the population of Chinese netizens increasing, their blogs will be a new audience-oriented public media in the country,” said Wang Zhongtuo, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
Wang has done many researches on the management of the Internet. According to him, by the end of last June, there were 162 million netizens in China, only following the figure of the US, 211 million. The number of netizens in the country had increased by 39 million compared with the same period 2006. Since more and more Chinese netizens have blogs of their own, they have formed a new channel to publish their opinions anonymously1 via the web, and they can enjoy administrative2 power to a certain extent. However, Wang believes that the blogs need to be better administrated, as they might also be channels of harmful information like pornography and violence. China has no law to regulate the Internet yet, and it should hurry to work out regulations on controlling the harmful information while protecting the freedom of expression of the Chinese people.
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