Title: Filled with errors: avoid this book
Product review: Poorly written and edited. Badly organized (e.g., an overview of the Internet appears inexplicably in the middle of chapter 5!). And I found errors on practically every page. Examples: the author makes 4 errors in his own URL; claims you own the data in the files you create (forgetting that employment contracts commonly override this); says a trojan horse is a kind of virus; mixes up newsgroups with mailing lists; confuses slander with libel; claims that too many email messages can overflow a computer's CPU buffer; and much more. Beginners could be terribly misled by this book. Also, proofreading must have been skipped, as typos and grammatical errors abound.
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