"Eric Zhang, a former staffer at the China Daily news organization based in Beijing, has launched www.molive.cn, a site that lets ordinary people gather news with their camera cellphones."
"There's a pretty neat new project you can find there that you can work on immediately. We also launched a social networking site for Sunlighters -- the commmunity of folks who want to work with us on a regular basis"
"Protestors film the clashes on their cellphones, and upload the clips to Chinese video-sharing sites, but the clips are rapidly taken offline - only to re-appear on other sites"
"More light is being thrown on Congress, not just by the media and public interest groups, but in the “blogosphere” where Internet users meet. 'It's probably the biggest expansion of government oversight that we'll ever have'”
"Many bloggers or community blogsites specialize in digging out corporate or product secrets, and their genie isn't magically going back into the bottle. Once again, the Web is changing the rules of smart business practice."
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