For the second year in a row, O'Reilly gets my vote for the best price for content. Thousands of career opportunities are posted on the Internet every day via SIGs, Internet newsgroups, mailing lists, and on World Wide Web sites. If you are embarking on a job search as a recent graduate or seasoned professional, you'll want to pick up this little gem from the Glossbrenners. Chapters in the book cover all the major electronic job hunting sites and the technical aspects of getting connected to them. Non-Internet options are covered too, so you won't be lost if you are an America Online, Prodigy or CompuServe user.
Special attention is given to specific professional disciplines.
Transcending the Machines in our Midst by Stephen L. Talbott. This book is part cyber-analysis, part science fiction, part reality and, above all else, a thought provoking read. Personally, I don't agree with most of the author's assertions, but that doesn't mean these aren't issues to be considered. I see a world market for about five computers. There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in their home.