In her first book， respected digerati opinion-maker Esther Dyson looks at computing and the Internet and how they will profoundly change our business and social lives in a fully wired world. The wisdom of Dyson s view is that， while the digital age will be vastly different from the one we know， it will be governed by the same forces that have always shaped social organizations. She has given lots of thought to how those forces will interact with specific new technologies and does a convincing job of predicting the shape of things to come in considerable detail. Dyson is the founder of the influential PC Forum conference and her company Edventure Holdings publishes the respected Release 1.0 newsletter， from which her book adapts its title. She is also chairman of the Electronic Frontier Foundation， a lobbyist organization that seeks to present a pro-Internet voice in Washington.