The Internet in China is more than just censorship. Largely unnoticed by most western spectators, Chinese companies have developed innovative digital solutions, providing users with home-grown ecosystems of apps, hardware and services. Chinese netizen create new spaces of identity management, public discourse and civic engagement. These dynamics increasingly shape the pace of global digital innovation. Europe may find itself in a position to choose between a Chinese and an American version of the Internet.
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