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Informatively intresting
This book, profiling America's largests businesses shares history and information of some of the biggest and most popular and important businesses throughout America's history. The book is quite intersting, and informative. A great book to have around, at a great price aswell. ... Read more

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An authoritative and comprehensive financial analysis of the major players in the Internet market written by members of the Wall Street firm that managed the now legendary IPO of Netscape. Full analyses of the stocks, the technologies, and the various markets associated with the Internet market. Begins with an investor-oriented "essentials of the Internet." This report is anessential investment for anyone investing in the Internet and fascinating reading about the behind-the-scenes players for anyone who uses the Internet. ... Read more

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A MUST BUY
Simple no nonsense approach. Cuts thru all the hyphe and explains the market in laymans terms

Essential book to understand the Internet and related tech.
"The Internet Report" is excellent and will give you the most timely and accurate picture of everything involved with the Internet. As one who teaches Internet classes, I can tell you that this book is just full of great facts about Internet history, Internet infrastructure, Internet technologies, and where various Internet-related businesses will succeed (and fail). If you only buy one technology book in the next six months, it HAS to be this book! It is essential to read this book because your competitors and your customers will read it ... Read more

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Hoover's Guide to Media Companies is basically the world's mostcopiously annotated Rolodex-schmoozefest for anyone working in or with any form of media--from print to broadcast to Internet. Covers nearly 700 information and entertainment enterprises. Identify the best resources for your marketing and PR work, determine details about your competitors, or figure out where to invest your money. ... Read more

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Thinking of investing in Internet stocks, but not sure where to start? Putting money into technology investments is risky, but it doesn't have to be a big gamble. Cyberstocks: An Investor's Guide to Internet Companies from Hoover's Business Press offers concise explanations of the technology involved and the industry's terminology as well as in-depth profiles of 101 public Internet companies. Alan Chai, the editor, has been investing since the age of 10 and is a former top management executive of several high-tech companies. Chai warns that you've got to do your homework if you want to succeed with Internet stocks, and this book is a great place to start! ... Read more

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It's outdated
well obviously if its written in 96 it no longer applies toda ... Read more