Pew Internet Logo

Media Mentions

  • Print
Commentators will doubtless zero in on the survey’s findings regarding Internet censorship, to wit, almost 84% of urban Chinese believe that the Internet should be managed or controlled (read: censored), and more than 85 listed the government in response to the question of who should be doing this managing and controlling.

In other words, a very large majority of Chinese respondents aren’t exactly up in arms over government control over content on the Internet.

Read More

Using Our Research

Want to use our research?
» View our Use Policy

How are you using our research?
» Let us know

Related Research

Popular Topics

View All Topics

Research Toolkit

Subscribe by RSS

DATA POINT

7%

the percentage of online news consumers who have a favorite online news source that they say they would pay for.

Pew Internet Logo

Copyright 2010

The Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project is one of seven projects that make up the Pew Research Center. The Center is supported by The Pew Charitable Trust.