Title: Ranting, repetitive, naive
Review: The only thing worse in this book than the thinking is the writing. This is 'Wired' at its earliest, headiest and most childish. In fact it was Kevin Kelly, the editor of 'Wired' whose writings in the early nineties were naive, perhaps, but fresh and challenging. But now that's just old hat. The world has moved on. At precisely the point where the 'new economy' has to get real and start thinking about serious issues of business models, legal framework, and value creation, these authors treat us to an incoherent and intellectually lazy diatribe about how everything's different. And Kelly at least was eloquent: this book is repetitious, loose and amateur.
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