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Exit Strategy: The Original Version

✍ Scribed by Rushkoff, Douglas

Book ID
107503632
Publisher
Grand Central Publishing
Year
2001
Tongue
en-US
Weight
211 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780759525863

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Douglas Rushkoff's latest salvo on complacent media culture, set in 2008, features Jamie Cohen, a young hacker who, like the biblical Joseph, suffers betrayal and then penance (via the talk-show circuit) before joining forces with a venture capitalist determined to turn everyone into mindless consumers. Meanwhile, Jamie's former pals have developed a way to kill the Web's - and the stock market's - profit-making capacities. A dazzling satire of 1990s dot-com mania, this McLuhanesque cultural critique establishes a new publishing precedent: it is the first ''open-source'' ebook, annotated by online readers. This first print edition includes the best of their footnotes chosen by the author.

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