What can I say...
It feels like reading a combination of:
Economics 101
Philosophy 101
Politics 101
Information Technology I
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Networks 101

Anyways, it feels like a lecturer ranting on a sunny Monday, and you're hungover and you can hear him going on and on and on and on...
But, on a less monotonous note, he is definitely on point with his analysis as this book is from a decade ago, and we are definitely living in a future that is entailed in this book.
I will definitely read it again in a decade or so.

However, I agree on his economical views on creating a sustainable technological market through the monetization and compensation of its end-users.