Clive Thompson (Get this book)
A sprightly tip of the hat to the rewards and pleasures--and
betterments--of our digital experiences. The author also argues that, despite all the excesses,
writing on the Internet encourages discipline and economy of
expression--if not harking back to the golden age of letter writing, at
least making people put thought to screen. In addition, think of all the
stuff that computers do in a wink--data crunching, calling you to task
in the word cloud for repetitiveness, and more. A well-framed celebration of how the digital world
will make us bigger, rather than diminish us.--Kirkus