Tagged in Book ReviewsA book review is a form of literary criticism in which a book is merely described or analyzed based on content, style, and merit.
P2P: How Peer-to-Peer Technology Is Revolutionizing the Way We Do Business29 March, 2008
Although it might not look like a must read book in a social network focused world, it was an interesting read for because of it's deep relation with my under graduation monography and the effort I've put studying that matter. Some may think that today, P2P is old fashioned while they relate the acronym with P2P networks of old days like Napster, Edonkey and Gnutella. Don't feel like that. P2P is not a acronym for file sharing. P2P is a acronym for new ways of making networks, sharing spare res
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The Google Story: Inside the Hottest Business, Media, and Technology Success of Our Time (Book review)25 March, 2008
A few weeks ago I have read the book "The Google Story: Inside the Hottest Business, Media, and Technology Success of Our Time" (Portuguese version) and later I decided to share my thoughts about that reading experience. The first bit about this book is that it has an easy language, and thus the book fits non-high tech readers. The second bit is that although it is a more interesting book for those of us interested on Google and high tech, it might be a good reading for those interested on gett
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Seeing What's Next25 January, 2008
This book features some in depth study of real world industry changes, and how they happened, explained from a point of view that most of us have never thought before. I found it very useful in several subjects of study. Seemingly "Crossing the Chasm", Geoffrey A. Moore, it's first chapter explains some qualities of consumers, and how to feed them with what they need. Actually, it takes a different approach when compared to Crossing the Chasm, because it preaches that some business have their ow
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The Secret?16 May, 2007
Yes... That's the name of that almost best seller book (I said best seller, but I didn't mean best book), and I used it as this post's title. Actually, I don't mean to talk much about that book, neither I mean to read it. Most part of those who look forward to read that book, do that with the hope of finding the answer of how to have a money tree in the backyard. First, I would like to state that I believe that money doesn't come without hard work. You can work hard, and make something that giv
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