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Chasing Moore's Law: Information Technology Policy in the United States |
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Rating: Summary: Concise and Fun Review: I'm one of those people who knows how to use the internet and computer, yet I find myself with minimum knowledge of how information technology came to be.
Its fascinating reading the stories of monopoly of AT&T or Western Union. I'm only 25 so I wasn't born duing the time of the birth of telecommunications and computer convergence. It felt like I was reading a gossip column. Maybe that sounds demeaning. Anyway, I find this book clear cut and very informative.
When the book was shipped to my office, Iflicked through the covers and frowned as I caught glimpses of legislative "acts" which made me doubtful if I'll ever enjoy this book.
I was about to resign to simply reading news article when I decided to read the preface. Then I said "so that's why it's titled "Chasing Moore's Law."
Overall, I find my reading pleasurable. I take down notes to remember sme important details.
This is the latest book published on information technology. I'm learning immensely. cool!
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