Review
This book is a landmark. Its ten chapters provide an accessible yet authoritative introduction to the major topics surrounding information technology policy in the United States, - topics such as privacy, Internet governance, workforce, computer security, antitrust, R&D funding, intellectual property, and the digital divide. This book will prove invaluable to all who must chase Moore9s Law: - those who seek to understand and shape the laws and policies that must keep pace with the exponential rate of change in the information technology field."
Edward D. Lazowska, Co-Chair of the President9s Information Technology Advisory Committee
