from David Fletcher's blog:
The Markle Foundation recently completed a study of the impact of the internet in China. According to Zoe Baird,
"China is second only to the U.S. in the number of Internet users, with the number of users growing rapidly. The Internet has the potential to contribute significantly to the future of the people of China."
The study was performed in 12 Chinese cities, with internet usage expectedly higher in coastal metropolises of Nanhai, Guangzhou, and Shanghai. I am assuming that they are talking Nanhai in Guangdong province since it is larger than Nanhai, Hebei, but I'm not sure, because when they refer to Nanhai, they refer to it as a smaller city so it could be Nanhai, Hebei.
This really is a fascinating study that sheds a lot of light on the differences between different areas of China and how technology is affecting them.
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