Program or Be Programmed: Ten Commands for a Digital Age (Paperback)

from pratalife

It's all a bit motherhood and bleeding obvious, isn't it? Yes, these are ten things that are probably true, but they are not particularly well argued. For example #2:Place ("Live in Person") builds a case for the digital media bias to dislocation but doesn't exactly tell us why the solution is "l...

from pratalife

It's all a bit motherhood and bleeding obvious, isn't it? Yes, these are ten things that are probably true, but they are not particularly well argued. For example #2:Place ("Live in Person") builds a case for the digital media bias to dislocation but doesn't exactly tell us why the solution is ...

from pratalife

It's all a bit motherhood and bleeding obvious, isn't it? Yes, these are ten things that are probably true, but they are not particularly well argued. For example #2:Place ("Live in Person") builds a case for the digital media bias to dislocation but doesn't exactly tell us why the solution is "l...

from librarianbryan

I have no idea why I forced myself to finish this substance-less punditry. It gets two stars because it has a list of good beginning programming resources in the back, and the book might be a good text for high school media studies or technology class.

from taobrarian

Rushkoff's book is essential reading for those who wish to develop a critical framework for dealing with our seemingly "always on" technology. The style is readable and compelling, and Rushkoff is very even-handed with his consideration of technology. He is no technophobe, but he refuses to give ...