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Technology and trust in China: an interview with Tricia Wang
- 10/04/2012
Chinese internet users are finding ways to avoid the censors' gaze
Kinerific, Creative commons (2012) ©Scope
Tricia Wang is an ethnographer and sociologist who has spent over ten years observing the impact of technology on human interaction and behaviour. Her current ethnographic project (commenced in November 2011) focuses on how Chinese internet users disseminate information online, how they choose what to share and how trust builds up in the network. She spoke persuasively on the topic at Lift12, where we caught up with her for some more detailed insights. -
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