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A fascinating little story about how events in meatspace can get addressed and worked through with the help of hyperlinks, blogs and virtual do-gooder energy.
Via the blog of Douglas Rushkoff, who ran across the story on Streetsblog (a site dedicated to easing traffic, making more room for pedestrians and cyclists, and other bottom-up street-related activism).
Can the Internet ever be controlled as governments might wish it to be ?
Blogging grows in China, despite obstacles.
From Discourse.net
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