Livro World War 3.0 - Ken Auletta

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formato 15 x 22 cm . capa dura com sobrecapa. livro usado em excelente estado com sinais de manuseio na sobrecapa; páginas limpas... \'WORLD WAR 3.0\' tells the exclusive behind-the-scenes story of the Microsoft trial the beginning to end, in a narrative rich with drama outsized characters. A story that features a of gifted flawed individuals, Auletta has enjoyed an astounding level of access to all of them. Fexample, in ten hours of recorded conversations over the course of the trial after, Auletta captures the thinking of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, including the revelatory things he says about Bill Gates Microsoft\'s witnesses. He is the first journalist to induce Judge Richard Posner, who served as a court-appointed mediator, to talk. He had complete access to the opposing counsel, David Boies, fthe government, William Neukom fMicrosoft. Auletta delves deep into the legal strategies of each side deep into the human factors that underlie the daily legal events - hubris, pride, vanity, rage, panic. just as the book captures the intimate human story of people locked in mortal combat, it also uses the trial as a springboard to tell an even bigger story of a global information economy up fgrabs. In a climate of historically unpa

ISBN: 0375503668

Código de Barras: 9780375503665

Origem: Importado

Idioma: Inglês

Categoria: Livros

Autor:Ken Auletta

Título: World War 3.0

Editora:Random House

Ano: 2001

Assunto:Administração

Páginas: 437

Peso: 1100 gramas

Conservação: Produto Usado

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formato 15 x 22 cm . capa dura com sobrecapa. livro usado em excelente estado com sinais de manuseio na sobrecapa; páginas limpas... 'WORLD WAR 3.0' tells the exclusive behind-the-scenes story of the Microsoft trial the beginning to end, in a narrative rich with drama outsized characters. A story that features a of gifted flawed individuals, Auletta has enjoyed an astounding level of access to all of them. Fexample, in ten hours of recorded conversations over the course of the trial after, Auletta captures the thinking of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, including the revelatory things he says about Bill Gates Microsoft's witnesses. He is the first journalist to induce Judge Richard Posner, who served as a court-appointed mediator, to talk. He had complete access to the opposing counsel, David Boies, fthe government, William Neukom fMicrosoft. Auletta delves deep into the legal strategies of each side deep into the human factors that underlie the daily legal events - hubris, pride, vanity, rage, panic. just as the book captures the intimate human story of people locked in mortal combat, it also uses the trial as a springboard to tell an even bigger story of a global information economy up fgrabs. In a climate of historically unpa