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</html><description>The power of the Internet as a tool for rallying public opinion in China has drawn increasing attention from the Western press and China watchers in recent months. At the same time the Internet has come under more intense fire within China for the often uncivil nature of the speech that appears there, on personal [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
