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Proving Ground: The Untold Story of the Six Women Who Programmed the World’s First Modern Computer
A compelling account of an underappreciated group of pioneering women.
This dense biography is best for readers seeking a deep understanding of a countercultural icon of futurist thinking that has impacted many modern tech industry leaders.
Gigerenzer explains why technology is so addictive and offers tips for fostering digital self-control. A seriously compelling, eye-opening, and well-researched investigation.
A deeply researched and well-written study for anybody interested in social media or technology and their effects on society and the transmission of news.
Beginners will find some important information here, along with a great deal for specialists, but there isn’t much on regulation and policy issues.
Scharf’s book lacks a truly unifying argument, especially with regard to moral rights and wrongs, but it is a fascinating study of information and its types.
David Polfeldt, of Massive Entertainment, offers insight on working in the video game industry. Sid Meier tells the story of creating the influential gaming series, Civilization.
More than a story of coding, ethics, and the public’s use of social media. Frier weaves a gripping narrative of the power of technology that all readers can appreciate.
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