I worked at CMP during the time Wolff writes about. While some of what he says is true, his descriptions of people in the company is cruel and insensitive. He describes one of the best journalists in the computer industry as "a drawf in a wheelchair" I believe. And he belittles the founders of CMP, Gerry and Lilo Leeds, for the crime of being old. They've accomplished more than Wolff ever could dream of. But, I suppose he has a family to feed, too, and the only way to do it is to insult, offend, draw caricatures instead of real people. One thing I will say for all the people at CMP involved in Netguide in the early days--they were trying, and sure they made mistakes. But so what? Everyone screws up. May Wolff be able to retire on the royalties of his book, or live off his lawyer wife. One sure thing--ain't nobody gonna want to be *his* business partner. Burn those bridges, Mike!