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JobsSocial media isn't just a way to fritter away time, it is vital to organisations' future. Rory Cellan-Jones agrees, but asks why not join in rather than just read about it?
The commercialisation of events like the Olympics doesn't mean they have sold their soul. Christopher Satterthwaite enjoys an account of the global rise of games.
The devil may be in the detail, but successful innovators keep their eye on the big picture, too. Charlie Dawson buys in.
Dale Carnegie's 1936 self-help classic has been rehashed for our times. Julia Hobsbawm finds the medium off-message.
Steve Jobs gets a biography that's worthy of him in this unsparing portrait of a genius who was instrumental in creating the digital age. Rory Cellan-Jones was enthralled.
Chris Anderson explains how the economy is turning normal commercial thinking on its head. Roger Parry is intrigued.
Business theory larded with self-help truisms make for an overblown read. He may not be all aglow, but Peter York finds himself strangely warming to its author.
Creator of the Macintosh and the iPod, Apple is a pivotal US company. Its leader is a tantalisingly elusive figure, well captured by Leander Kahney, says Steve Moore.
The Truth About Innovation Max McKeown Prentice Hall £10.99 This excellent guide to implementing new ideas comprises 55 'truths' to get you thinking about what innovation actually means, how it happens and how your organisation should behave to capitalise on it. The book is not just about the...
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