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This chapter analyzes “the sale of Baidu Hemophilia Post Bar” incident and points out the spatial turn of network information consumption as well as its social risks. With further development of the Internet age, the network space of consumption significance is constantly produced during the information consumption of the Internet people, and the network space consumption has become an important part of network consumption. Corresponding to the publicity of the network space, the network space consumption also bears the publicity value. However, due to the economic dimensions of the network space, the network space consumption also hides the potential consumption risks in terms of the information and publicity, mainly embodied in the information disclosure in the network space, the deprivation of the right to not know, the commercialization of public information and the dissolution of network communities.
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Wang Chuanhong, Excessive Commercialization: Baidu “Sells” Post Bar, “21st Century Business Herald”, 20160113.
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Gao Jiajia, Huang Gewei, Mayicai Who Shakes the “Empire” of Post Bar, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160115.
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Wang Chuanhong, Excessive Commercialization: Baidu “Sells” Post Bar, “21st Century Business Herald”, 20160113.
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Liu Nian, Post Bar is Killing the Hen for Her Eggs by Attracting Investment in this Way, “People’s Daily”, 20160113.
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Zhou Long, Internet Enterprises Shall Apply Their Sheer Animal Strengths Appropriately, “Guangming Daily”, 20160113.
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Zheng Shanhai, Baidu Sells the Post Bar for Cooperation or Money, “Xinhua Daily Telegraph”, 20160112.
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Peng Xiaofei, National Health Commission Responds to “Baidu Post Bar”, “Beijing Youth Daily”, 20160116.
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Liu Mi, Zhou Dan, National Internet Information Office Met Baidu Directors, “Beijing Youth Daily”, 20160117.
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Ma Jianzhong, Baidu Post Bar of Disease Ceased Commercial Cooperation, What Is the Future of the Internet + Hospital Scapler, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160114.
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Ma Jianzhong, Baidu “Medical Care” Business Provoked a Wrath, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160113.
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Xie Rui, Ma Jianzhong, Partner Recruitment of Baidu Post Bar Was Terminated, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160115.
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Tu Chonghang et al., Post Bar Interest Investigation: Post Deletion Business and Advertisement, “Beijing News”, 20160113.
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Zhou Long, Internet Enterprises Shall Apply Their Sheer Animal Strengths Appropriately, “Guangming Daily”, 20160113.
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Li Dandan, Annual Loss of Netizens Incurred by Fraud, Leakage and Spam Reached 80.5 Billion, “Beijing News”, 20150724.
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Quoted from Guo Zihui, Zhang Lan, Who Moved My Right to Not Know in the New Media Age? “China Broadcasts”, 2009 (12).
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[US] David Shenk, Data Smog: Surviving the Information Glut, Page 15–16, Nanchang, Jiangxi Education Publishing House, 2001.
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China Internet Network Information Center, The 37th Statistical Report on the Internet Network Development in China, http://cnnic.cn
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Tu Chonghang et al., Post Bar Interest Investigation: Post Deletion Business and Advertisement, “Beijing News”, 20160113.
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Gao Jiajia, Huang Gewei, Mayicai Who Shakes the “Empire” of Post Bar, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160115.
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Gao Jiajia, Huang Gewei, Mayicai Who Shakes the “Empire” of Post Bar, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160115.
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Liu Nian, Post Bar is Killing the Hen for Her Eggs by Attracting Investment in this Way, “People’s Daily”, 20160113.
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Gao Jiajia, Huang Gewei, Mayicai Who Shakes the “Empire” of Post Bar, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160115.
Guo Zihui, Zhang Lan, Who Moved My Right to Not Know in the New Media Age? “China Broadcasts”, 2009 (12).
Li Dandan, Annual Loss of Netizens Incurred by Fraud, Leakage and Spam Reached 80.5 Billion, “Beijing News”, 20150724.
Liu Mi, Zhou Dan, National Internet Information Office Met Baidu Directors, “Beijing Youth Daily”, 20160117.
Liu Nian, Post Bar is Killing the Hen for Her Eggs by Attracting Investment in this Way, “People’s Daily”, 20160113.
Ma Jianzhong, Baidu “Medical Care” Business Provoked a Wrath, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160113.
Ma Jianzhong, Baidu Post Bar of Disease Ceased Commercial Cooperation, What Is the Future of the Internet + Hospital Scapler, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160114.
Peng Xiaofei, National Health Commission Responds to “Baidu Post Bar”, “Beijing Youth Daily”, 20160116.
Tu Chonghang et al., Post Bar Interest Investigation: Post Deletion Business and Advertisement, “Beijing News”, 20160113.
Wang Chuanhong, Excessive Commercialization: Baidu “Sells” Post Bar, “21st Century Business Herald”, 20160113.
Xie Rui, Ma Jianzhong, Partner Recruitment of Baidu Post Bar Was Terminated, “Southern Metropolis Daily”, 20160115.
Zheng Shanhai, Baidu Sells the Post Bar for Cooperation or Money, “Xinhua Daily Telegraph”, 20160112.
Zhou Long, Internet Enterprises Shall Apply Their Sheer Animal Strengths Appropriately, “Guangming Daily”, 20160113.
China Internet Network Information Center, The 37th Statistical Report on the Internet Network Development in China, http://cnnic.cn, 20160122.
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Zhang, R. (2020). Spatial Turn of Network Information Consumption and Its Social Risks: Case Study of “the Sale of Baidu Hemophilia Post Bar”. In: Liu, S., Wang, J. (eds) The Internet Society in China. Sociology, Media and Journalism in China. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-8237-6_5
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