Hacked emails reveal China’s elaborate and absurd internet propaganda machine

2/26/2015

This article discusses the findings of hacked emails that reveal China's elaborate and extensive internet propaganda machine. The emails provide insights into the methods and strategies used by the Chinese government to control information and shape public opinion online. It highlights the tactics employed, such as employing an army of online commentators to flood discussions with pro-government comments and the use of targeted online campaigns. The article exposes the scale and sophistication of China's propaganda efforts and raises questions about the implications for freedom of speech and the flow of information within the country.

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