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Roland Soong reacts to HK-Taiwan newspaper magnate Jimmy Lai's essay on the relationship between blogs and newspapers.
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Newspaper magnate Jimmy Lai concludes in his essay on blogs and newspapers: "Blogs are newspapers' critical pals but not the enemy."
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"Trying to keep pace with the country's growing army of internet users, Beijing is cracking down on websites and emails as never before"
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