Public security agencies camped on Weibo

Absrtact:-Morning newspaper special commentator Yang Geo Beijing police recently held a Netizen thank you, announced the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau of the official micro-bo Ping Beijing since August 1 since the opening of the report card: clicks more than 11 million times, netizens message nearly 45,000, fans more than 230,000 people, pass

-Morning newspaper special commentator Yang Geo body

Beijing police recently held a Netizen appreciation meeting, announced the Beijing Municipal Public Security bureau Weibo "Ping ' an Beijing" since August 1 opened the "Report card": The number of clicks more than 11 million times, netizens left nearly 45,000, fans more than 230,000 people, through micro-Bo to solve the actual problem of the user reflects 89. People are not strangers to such pomp. In the first half of this year, Guangdong has achieved the provincial level above the city public security organs all opened micro-blog. Thus, the People's Daily, November 28, wrote: The official microblogging of local police, with the main theme of communication and convenience, has sprung up online ... It is also hoped that more departments will adopt various forms of interactive platform to build a service-oriented government and improve the level of governance for the people to continue to take new steps.

Public security organs have camped on Weibo, is a kind of fashionable or a practical, what is the purpose, how the results, in fact, it is difficult to define. I am very willing to believe that the public security in the micro-Bo interactive sincerity, but to think carefully, such as the mushrooming of public security microblogging, may still be that form meaning more than the practical significance of the practice. As reported in the example, "Xiao ' Hammer ' Ark son" incident, it is from the micro-bo "explosive material." Earlier, the Jinan police through micro-blog successfully rescued the "live online suicide" of female netizens. But clearly, none of this is the effect of micro-bot. Whether or not Weibo, this is what it should do, but also can do. Moreover, some public security micro-blogging also has to face such as "more Mandarin", "propaganda taste strong" questioning.

So in the end should be "pomp" cheer, or should be "dispensable" disregard of it, is a fair way to look at the issue of public security Weibo. In my opinion, in the final analysis, public security Weibo is not a bad phenomenon. Even if its form meaning is more than the actual meaning, but this form meaning itself also cannot deny. In addition, we should also see that, when the public security department such a powerful color of the organ began to take a cautious step, trying to enter a public space, it means that the power limit and social governance enlightenment.

Undeniably, under the influence of the increasingly powerful network power, a new social pattern has been born. The revolution brought by technology is undoubtedly that people have acquired a sense of presence in the right hand and become the way of realizing the social group's self rights. It reveals the fact that, compared with the previous one-dollar administrative power, we have to be in a social pattern of mutual influence between executive power and public right. Presumably, therefore, "public security microblogging" began to take a high-profile approach to the show. We are convinced that this is not a bad phenomenon, that is because executive power is not as self-centered as it used to be, and we are convinced that it is more formal than it really is because it is simply a public security microblog that clearly does not make administrative power better able to cope with the social governance of the Weibo era.

Onlookers change China. On the network, more and more people are talking, more and more people are concerned, more and more people come with problems, more and more people are not willing to leave the answer. This is not a public security micro-blog can bear the weight, and not including the public security and other government micro-blog can bear the weight. There have been comments on the public security microblogging phenomenon: "in the justice system of those unhealthy and dirty things, not because of the opening of a micro-blog to become law-abiding, whether micro-bo is a window or a big hole, it is difficult to conclude." This remark may be a bit harsh, but it is not a well-meaning question: in the face of a new social pattern, need to make changes, and what?