Journalist William Powers argues that our increasing dependence on computers and mobile devices has made it harder to find depth in our work and lives. In his new book, “Hamlet’s Blackberry,” Powers offers ways to add some “disconnectedness” to our lives — how to opt out of the internet world for periods of time to create a healthy balance between turning on and turning off.
Hamlet's Blackberry
Journalist William Powers argues that our increasing dependence on computers and mobile devices has made it harder to find depth in our work and lives. In his new book, "Hamlet's Blackberry," Powers offers ways to add some "disconnectedness" to our lives -- how to opt out of the internet world for periods of time to create a healthy balance between turning on and turning off.
