Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China

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China has more than two million “public opinion analysts” who monitor and report on Internet users, and the sector is growing every year. It’s part of China’s efforts to maintain stability, but it comes at a huge tax cost to the Chinese public.China has more than two million “public opinion analysts” who monitor and report on Internet users, and the sector is growing every year. It’s part of China’s efforts to maintain stability, but it comes at a huge tax cost to the Chinese public.

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