e-Britannia: The Communications Revolution

by Steven Barnett, Martin Cave, Virginia Bottomley

"These essays focus on how Britain can use its strengths in broadcasting, telecommunications, and deregulation to get the best from new technologies, exploit world markets, and bring its benefits to all in Great Britain. Contributors discuss whether Britain will become a colonial outpost of American power or catch up with the United States, and whether there will be a class of new poor, disconnected from the electronic society by age, disinclination, or lack of opportunity."

165 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 2003

About the author

Steven Barnett hails from Orlando, FL by way of rural Polk County. A “jack-of-all-trades”, he has worked as a producer and editor for Film/TV, as a writer, in advertising, and in eLearning. A long-time fan of voice acting, Steven counts among his influences such talents as Mel Blanc, Hank Azaria, Rob Paulsen, Maurice LaMarche, Troy Baker, Liam O’Brien, as well as many, many others. A devoted father of five children, Steven enjoys reading (natch!), gaming, making movies, metalwork, and role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons. Among his narrative credits, Steven has been the narrator of choice for authors like New York Times Bestseller L.L. Bartlett in her “Jeff Resnick Mysteries”, T. Ellery Hodges in his “The Never Hero” and upcoming “The Never Paradox”, Beth Yarnall’s “Pleasure at Home” series, and Jonathan Fore’s upcoming “Lexicon Chase and the Kingdom of Everhope” series. He can be found on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/letmetellyoua... and on Twitter @PlasmatixUltra.