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How the Chinese Government Uses Social Media in China

Written byAbby Liu

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Posted 23 December 2012 5:21 GMT

DANWEI has reported about the statistics and new trends in government use of social media in China based on The 2012 Sina Government Weibo Report[zh]. The report describes what types of government organizations are using Weibo accounts, ranks the most popular ones, and forecasts new trends for 2013.

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