Trapped in the Net

Discover the profound impact of technology on our daily lives in Trapped in the Net by Gene I. Rochlin. Published by Princeton University Press in 1998, this insightful paperback spans 310 pages and explores the influence of computerization on society. Rochlin delves into the familiar tools of modern living – from voice mail and e-mail to bar codes and the Internet – revealing how these advancements shape our choices and experiences.

This thought-provoking examination highlights the intersection of human-computer interaction and its consequences, encouraging readers to reflect on the balance between technology and personal autonomy. Whether you're a student of applied science and engineering or simply a curious reader, Trapped in the Net offers valuable insights into the design of our technological landscape. Engage with this essential reference for anyone interested in Computing, Internet culture, and the effects of technology on society.