Place_Pub: New York: Random House, c1997. First Edition. First Printing. Hardcover. 25 cm, 346 pages, index, acid-free paper, tear in front endpaper at spine A collection of essays earlier published in The New Yorker, with new "postscripts" added to each chapter. A struggle is taking place--not just among corporate titans, but among entire industries. At stake is control of the world's fastest-growing industry: communications. The contestants are Hollywood studios, television networks, and cable, telephone, computer, publishing, and consumer-electronics companies. All are vying to collect a toll on the information superhighway. And as they jockey for control, they tread on volatile ground, as one fixation after another (cable, interactive TV) is dumped in favor of the next (satellite, the Internet). More

New York: Random House, c1991. First Trade Edition. 25 cm, 642, notes, bibliography, index. More

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