Netocracy:

the new power elite and life after capitalism

Pearson, 2002 - 269 pages

The world will not live without logos, but neither will capitalism silently take over democracy. So, what comes next? After capitalism comes Netocracy. Those who can harness networks of information and master new forms of communication will control finance and legislation, forming the new business and government elites. They will inherit the power; they are the Netocrats.

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Read this book in Russian (see the book here http://www.flibusta.net/b/66200) since it was very much recommended by many of my friends. Key idea of this book is that there is a new trend after ... Read full review

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A fresh approach on the information revolution.

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About the author (2002)

Alexander Bard is a lecturer at SpeakersNet, with clients including Ericsson and the Stockholm School of Economics. He is also a writer,sociologist, philosopher and TV talk show host. An internationally renowned record producer, artist and songwriter, he is a co-founder of Scandinavia's largest independent record company, Stockholm Records. Alexander is one of the true Internet pioneers; he co-founded a number of successful e-commerce ventures, including the widely celebrated interesting.org, and runs nine international networks.

Jan Söderqvist is a writer, editor, TV producer and lecturer at SpeakersNet. He is the film critic at the Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet and a political columnist. After studying film in Los Angeles in the early 1980s Jan earned a BA in literature and worked in every media area imaginable. He has edited a number of prestigious magazines, and as a writer has covered everything from men's fashions and cooking trends to the Asian crisis and the revolution in info-technology.

Bibliographic information

Title	Netocracy: the new power elite and life after capitalism
Authors	Alexander Bard, Jan Söderqvist
Edition	illustrated
Publisher	Pearson, 2002
ISBN	1903684293, 9781903684290
Length	269 pages

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