Title: How things can change in a short time....
Review: This book reads like a period piece, with about as much connection with current reality as a Victorian book of manners--except, of course, it is rude and abraisive. Even in its heyday, the Manifesto was a measure of wheat in a mountain of techno-pyscho-babble, quasi-Marxian, what-we really-need-is-to-just-sit-around-and-rap chaff. Now that the Internet is largely a tool to make customer service and contact even more difficult that before (ever try to use the "knowledge base" of most companies?) it look even quainter.All I could think of was Webvan and the mass of uneconomic ventures that these and like fantasies spawned.Don't bother. Read David Ogilvy instead.
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