How to Think about Information

The book is in good condition for an uncorrected advance proof. There are no significant marks or inscriptions. The binding is firm, and the cover shows minimal wear, with slight corner bumps. As a pre-publication copy, it lacks a dust jacket.

This is an uncorrected advance proof of "How to Think about Information" by Dan Schiller, published by the University of Illinois Press in 2006. The book is an insightful exploration into the economic and social dimensions of information and telecommunications. As an advance proof, this copy is a pre-publication version intended for reviewers and not for resale, offering a unique glimpse into the author's preliminary presentation of ideas. Dan Schiller, a noted scholar in information studies, examines the intricate relationship between information and economic structures. This edition is particularly scarce as it is not the final published version, making it a valuable item for collectors and researchers interested in the development of academic works. The paperback format is intact, with no signatures or inscriptions, and it remains in good condition.