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China and Trust in the New Internet World
William H. Dutton
with Gillian Bolsover, Ginette Law, and Soumitra DuttaOxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
Presentation for ‘Communication and Transformation’, the ICA 2013 Shanghai Regional Conference, Shanghai, London, 8-10 November 2013.
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1. New online nations are dominant in the New World;
2. Users developing a global Internet culture: sharing similar values and attitudes;
3. Newly adopting countries are as liberal, if not more so, such as in support for freedom of expression;
4. Users in the newly adopting nations are more innovative in some patterns of use, e.g., social networking.
The Internet Values Project: ‘The New Internet World’
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Questions
• Are there patterns of beliefs, attitudes or use in the New Internet World that will open or constrain freedom of expression or support or undermine privacy online?
• Will our 2010 findings stand up in light of our 2012 survey with more nations and in more languages?
• Where does China sit in the ‘New Internet World’?
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(N) = 2,309 (N) = 9,166
The 2012 Survey Sample
Composition:
• 11,225 respondents in 63 countries
MENA AFRICA LATIN AMERICA
ASIA EUROPE OCEANIA /AUS
NORTHAMERICA
TOTAL
(N) 2,803 595 1,825 2,156
2,025 509 1,312 11,225
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Five Patterns of Internet Development
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Three Levels of Findings
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An Internet Trust Bubble?
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Users in Emerging Nations create more
content
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Chinese Users Leading in Online Entertainment, Leisure, Commerce
Early Leaders
US Emerging Nations
China
% making online purchase at least weekly
28 23 30 60
% using Internet to get music
30 19 69 80
% watching videos at least weekly online
46 39 83 85
N = 3,567 800 3,857 527
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Prominence of Mobile Use in Emerging Nations, led by China
Early Leaders
US Emerging Nations
China
% Users Owning a Smartphone
51 34 59 86
% Who Play Games on Phone
50 34 76 88
% Listening to Music On Phone
47 30 84 92
% Browsing Internet on Mobile Phone
57 40 79 90
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Politics
Early Leaders
US Emerging Nations
China
% Who Believe the Internet is
Free
89 92 80 70
% Agree Gov’t Should Monitor
47 43 46 52
% Agree Gov’t Should Not
Censor Political Content
56 65 42 50
% Concerned About Being Monitored
68 68 59 64
% Posting Political Opinion Online at Least
Monthly
24 26 54 49
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Themes
• The shifting centre of gravity• Converging attitudes and values that support free
expression, privacy and security online• Patterns of Internet Use Different in Early Leading
and Emerging Nations: content creation, sociability, mobile use, political speech: shifting centre of user-driven innovation?
• Commercial, entertainment and mobile Internet use in China and Emerging Nations increasingly central to the economy; increasingly critical to protect
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• How can we explain the phenomenal activity in the emerging countries of the New Internet World where Internet applications and innovative uses are outstripping activity in US and EU?
• Does strong commercial and entertainment use of the Internet in China support its potential as a platform for civic activities?
Implications for Discussion
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Focus: Global User Perspectives on Core Values, Expression
Researchers: William Dutton, Principal Investigator; Soumitra Dutta, Co-Principal Investigator; Ginette Law, Research Associate,
Gillian Bolsover, Research Assistant
Based at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, in collaboration with the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of
Management, Cornell University.
Surveys conducted in collaboration with the World Economic Forum (WEF) and comScore with support from ictQatar
Administrative support through ISIS Innovation, University of Oxford
Online field research conducted by Toluna and comScore
The Internet Values Project