Discover the fine art of netiquette brush up on the dos and don"ts of online dating and make some spare change without changing your underwear. An ...
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Jan 01, 2012
Blair
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I didn't get very much from this book. I've spent a lot of my life on the 'net and, as such, a lot of this stuff was old hat to me. I've had to think very hard about how to rate the book, as certain things I found useless could be invaluable to someone less 'net savvy. Other aspects of the book, however, pissed me off regardless of whether or not it was new advice to me.
The premise of the book is that the first big wave of mainstream internet users, despite being in their late 20s a More...
The premise of the book is that the first big wave of mainstream internet users, despite being in their late 20s a More...
Oct 16, 2011
Max
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The problem with a book like this is that certain aspects of it can only stay relevant for so long. There are a couple different chapters that discuss social networks ranging from Myspace to Facebook and many in between. No where in there, however, does the book discuss Google+. That's not necessarily the book's fault since Google+ is so new, but it's lacking information. In fact, there seems to be a real lack of Google products in general throughout the book. In the section on blogging, there i
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Dec 04, 2011
Sarah
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This book was really entertaining, quite funny and full of advice and internet websites to check out. The author divides "you" into an online you and the real you and uses high school analogies to make her points about how online you is sabotaging the real you by doing silly things on the internet that real you would never actually do in real life.
She covers everything from posting on facebook and twitter, to job hunting, dating and other ways to network with people with the More...
She covers everything from posting on facebook and twitter, to job hunting, dating and other ways to network with people with the More...
Nov 20, 2011
Ramreva
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Complete review at : My book review
The Book in a Nutshell
*the book starts from birth of Your Internet life
*walk you through the memory lane
*reminds you of your past mistakes
*makes you realize the folly
*tells you how to grow up, and stop whining on Facebook, and commenting crap
*shows you the direction to a new set of Internet tools/sites to make better use atleast now
*by then, you will know where you stand
*helps you clean your online activiti More...
The Book in a Nutshell
*the book starts from birth of Your Internet life
*walk you through the memory lane
*reminds you of your past mistakes
*makes you realize the folly
*tells you how to grow up, and stop whining on Facebook, and commenting crap
*shows you the direction to a new set of Internet tools/sites to make better use atleast now
*by then, you will know where you stand
*helps you clean your online activiti More...
Oct 20, 2011
Saovanee
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Oct 16, 2011
Andrew
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This is an interesting read for those who are used to the idea of using the internet for multiple things like sharing photos, selling and trading stuffs. Amust read for geeks of all levels.
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