Free, open Internet essential, US commerce secretary tells China


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 16 Apr 2015

LANDING ON DEAF EARS?: Pritzker is still exhorting the Chinese government to remove barriers to entrepreneurship and ensure the freedom of the Internet, despite the Chinese government's seeming unwillingness to comply thus far.

SHANGHAI: An open and free Internet is essential in the 21st century, US Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker told Chinese officials, urging them to ensure that government functions as an enabler of entrepreneurship, rather than a barrier. 

Pritzker is leading a three-city trade mission to China, focused largely on green industries, to boost business links despite friction over issues including high-tech exports and cybersecurity regulations. 

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