The book didn’t really improve with continued reading – it stayed fine, but not much better. Not nearly as good as The World is Flat, which I see it compared to (and to which it compares itself). There were a few interesting nuggets, but nothing that should make you rush out.

So far, I’m underwhelmed. The book seems to be poorly organized, with ideas being thrown out scattershot with little rhyme or reason. Oh, and there’s lots and lots of jargon. Too much to make this fun. In some cases, paragraphs seem to exist solely to hit either a buzzword or a “hip company” quota of some sort.
And I don’t care for the font. The uppercase Ms are half-slanty.