A story about "Intellectual Capital: The New Wealth of Organizations" — 5 years ago
Again, required reading for a course I took. Rather good.
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A story about "International Law" — 5 years ago
A good introduction to a rather boring subject. Very readable.
A story about "An Introductory Guide to Ec Competition Law and Practice" — 5 years ago
Rather good. Required reading for a course.
A story about "The Ernst & Young Guide to the IPO Value Journey" — 5 years ago
Did not make a lasting impression but I think it I found it useful when I read it.
A story about "Learning GNU Emacs, 2nd Edition" — 5 years ago
This book was not the quick start an impatient, non-technical n00b needed. ;-) Now that I’ve actually started using Emacs a bit I might get more out of it. But now it’s back in the library. I might check out the new edition (0596006489 ).
A story about "The Stevie Ray Vaughan Guitar Collection" — 5 years ago
I just wish I had more time to actually use this book and learn something. ;-)
Anyway, it contains good transcriptions of SRV classics. Go buy it!
A story about "Information Rules: A Strategic Guide to the Network Economy" — 5 years ago
I’ve read chapter 7 (course requirement) and I found it very interesting. Hope to read the whole book some day.
A story about "Promises to Keep: Technology, Law, and the Future of Entertainment" — 5 years ago
I’ve read the introduction and it seems interesting. No time for the rest right now. Free PDF chapters from http://www.tfisher.org/PTK.htm
A story about "The Norton Anthology of English Literature, The Major Authors: One-Volume Edition, Seventh Edition (with Media Companion)" — 5 years ago
I’m reading texts from this for my English lit. course now and then. Obviously you never quite finish this book . . .
A story about "A Gift of Fire" — 5 years ago
Required reading for my computer ethics course. So far, it seems rather good. I read the chapter on privacy one evening and when I read my usual selection of blogs and news sites in the morning I realised that this book is really about the things I usually think about. I think I would recommend it. Especially if you do not already think about these things.
