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C**D
This unusual and interesting book was not at all what I expected. It is however a delight.
The quirky style of this book might not suit everyone but is surprising, and mentally stimulating. I loved it. It has been a talking point among friends.
M**A
Animal Farm for the IT Generation
I wish I had read this in 1970s (when it was on my reading lists) and I wish every politician, social-worker and technologist would read it now. The paradigm shift for society was predicted (already happening!) and 'We' have tried to ignore the social aspects of it ever since!
D**O
Visonary, Strange and Interesting
I love the books by Paul Arden - eg It's Not How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want To Be and especialy Marty Neumeier - eg Zag: The Number One Strategy of High-performance Brands . I bought this on a recommendation from a designer friend and it doesn't disappoint. Hard to imagine this was written in the 60's - even before digital watches. The terminology is interestingly prophetic - eg Electronic Media - meaning telephones, faxes, radio, satellite tv and print. It's a strange book, worth reading in context of when it was written.
A**T
Great book but poor printing
In case you want to understand our world and discover how stuck in time we are, this book is a must in any library.Penguin classics has printed a cheap and poor edition in this case. Pages do not fit properly and trim is not good enough
C**S
Essential read
If you haven't read it you probably should.
R**B
Four Stars
Still topical.Worth a read.
A**R
Five Stars
Excellent product, good condition and great service - will use again - Thank You
M**H
Five Stars
Perfect! Arrived quickly and excellent value for money.
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