他發起瞭全世界第一屆黑客大會；他的作品被電影《黑客帝國》（Matrix）導演安迪•沃卓斯基列入書單，成為演員必讀作品；他討厭蘋果公司前CEO喬布斯，但也不能阻擋喬布斯是其刊物的忠實擁躉。他就是凱文•凱利（Kevin Kelly），著名科技雜誌《連綫》（Wired）的創始主編，被人們親昵地喚作“KK”。

他，是矽榖最著名的預言傢。

1994年，他預言瞭Web2.0時代的到來。

2012年，他繼續預言：在“人機閤一”的Web3.0時代，蘋果和榖歌的霸主地位將動搖，而微軟將是第一個消失的IT巨頭。

2014，他又將帶給我們怎樣震撼的預測！

The old rules are broken. The current revolution in business requires nothing less than a new set of rules. Succinct and memorable， New Rules is the survival kit for the new economy. Kelly s manifesto in Wired brought rave reviews from business gurus such as Tom Peters， and praise from think tanks and business strategists from all over the world. New Rules will wake up the business world. Forget supply and demand. Forget computers. Today， communication， not computation， drives change. We are rushing into a world where connectivity is everything， and where old business know-how means nothing. In this new order， success flows primarily from understanding networks， and networks have their own rules. In New Rules， Kelly presents ten fundamental principles of the connected economy that invert the traditional wisdom of the industrial world. New Rules explains why these powerful laws are already hardwired into the new economy， and how they play out in all kinds of business--both low and high tech--all over the world. More than just a profound overview of new economic principles， New Rules prescribes many clear and specific strategies for success in the network economy. New Rules answers the perplexing questions all workers， from CEOs to middle managers， are asking themselves: What s happened? Why aren t the usual business strategies working anymore? New Rules is a spirited and mold-breaking book that follows the footsteps of futuristic best-sellers such as Megatrends， The Year 2000， and FutureShock. It is a hands-on， cutting edge tool for everyone worried about the future， and especially helpful for anyone curious about where the economy is going. The moral of New Rules is clear: Those who play by the new rules will prosper; those who ignore them will not.