From Gutenberg to Google

Description

At the point when President Obama solicited me to be an administrator from the Federal Communications Commission, I was amidst research on a book following the creation and effect of new innovation-driven systems. Assuming control over the government organization liable for the country’s systems (around one-6th of the national economy), I moved from a vocation in new technology and an onlooker of innovation-driven change too abruptly turning into a member informing society’s reaction to such change. As the economy developed from old simple practices to another computerized reality, I ended up managing twenty-first-century emphases of similar sorts of issues I had been considering. The chance to incorporate the exercises of chronicled point of reference prompted a progression of choices that themselves were noteworthy.