If today’s modern world wants to spend their lives online rather than being able to conduct a verbal conversation then it’s a sad sign of things to come for the next generation who will communicate (poorly) through technology.

I’m 35 and would use the book all the time, especially as so many good companies have no website of any note and who admirably want to spend their time dealing with their customers and not just dealing with technical issues, many of which the net creates.

There is a myth that everyone use the Internet - they quite clearly don’t and don’t be surprised if they don’t all come across to your blinkered way of thinking. It frustrates me enormously when I continually read this self-fulfilled hype from those working for media companies who fail to see the ‘whole’ market and get caught up in their own little ‘bubble’.

I (along with my team here at Topaz Partners) used to do PR for Tubes– through October– and really enjoyed promoting the service– everyone was excited about it.

We were all disappointed that they decided to pull the plug, especially as we actually used the product. Oh well, right?

Here is a broadband beginners guide and below are common broad band questions;
>What is Broadband?
>Types of Connections?
>Connection speeds and download limits
>How to compare ISP’s