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'This book is visionary and practical and both are needed at this time as the digital inferno spreads, setting fire to more and more elements of daily life.' - Tom Bourner, Emeritus Professor of Personal and Professional Development, University of Brighton, co-author of Workshops That Work 'An exciting book, full of hope for the future. By applying the concept of mindfulness to digital interactions, Paul Levy shows how we can get the most out of technology without losing touch with our essential humanity. Great stuff - thoughtful, insightful and very timely.' - Sue Palmer, author of Toxic Childhood 'An insightful guide for those seeking to consciously navigate the noise and confusion of the digital age.' - Daniel T. Jones, author of The Machine That Changed The World and founder of the Lean Enterprise Academy 'A fascinating and thought-provoking survey of our digital times.' - Cliff McNish, author of The Doomspell Trilogy 'Our generation is gradually noticing the subtle effects of digital media in our lives. There are no clear answers as the effects are generative and emergent but it is useful to be mindful of the path we are creating. Paul Levy's book is an eye opener. It is written with precision and full of insights on this ongoing interplay between people and technology. It is a great book for anyone keen to regain control of their relationship with gadgets and digital media in general.' - Professor John Baptista, Associate Professor of Information Systems, University of Warwick 'A fascinating, moving and practical dance of content exploring what awfully is and what awe fully might be as human civilization embraces digital virtuality. Brilliantly conceived and written.' - Angus Jenkinson, author of From Stress to Serenity, Chief Organising Officer of the Civil Society Forum

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PAUL LEVY is a writer, facilitator and founder of digital publication FringeReview. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in Innovation Management (CENTRIM) at the University of Brighton in the UK, and co-author of several books on innovation, technology and change, including E:Quality and Technosophy. Paul was Head of Interaction at the Digital Workplace Group, and has worked with the digital realm for over thirty years, using technology in the fields of business training and organisational theatre. He lives with his family in Brighton, England.

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