How to Fix the Future: Staying Human in the Digital Age

In his bestselling books The Cult of the Amateur and The Internet is not the Answer, Andrew Keen exposed the cultural and social dangers posed by internet technology. What was once seen as a tool for connecting people and providing opportunities is now recognised as a force that is profoundly reshaping our world.

In How to Fix the Future, Andrew Keen sets out a compelling manifesto for improving how we live in the digital age. Taking lessons from the world-changing events of the Industrial Revolution, he travels around the globe, from India to Estonia, Germany to Singapore, investigating the best and worst practices in regulation, innovation, social responsibility, consumer choice and education - and shows what we can do to preserve human values in an increasingly digital world.

A visionary critic (Observer)

One of the most combative and acerbic commentators on Silicon Valley (Financial Times)

In this bracing book, Keen offers tools for righting our societies and principles to guide us in the future. (Walter Isaacson, author of STEVE JOBS)

Pacey and chilling... A powerful, frightening read. (Sunday Times, on THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER)

The most compelling, persuasive and passionately negative thing I've yet read on this topic. (Kazuo Ishiguro, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, New Statesman, on THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER)