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Rory Cellan-Jones

Dot.bomb.  
There have been plenty of books covering the bursting of the dot.com bubble, but this one of the few to cover the impact in the UK, which in some ways was more dramatic that the US. The number of companies was much smaller, but the whole thing was compacted into little more than a year, so the rise and fall was even more dramatic. Some of the names you will see have still survived - others are long gone. Rory Cellan-Jones, BBC TV's industry correspondent does a workman-like job - it could have been a little more exciting, but still is perfectly readable. If you want to get the in-depth feel of the most dramatic crash of them all, see boo hoo, but otherwise, this is the one to buy. Not available in the US, but only costs a few dollars to have sent across from the UK. New 26 November 2002.

Michael Leapman

The Last Days of the Beeb.
The BBC is a ready target for attack, and this book pulls no punches in portraying the flabby monster it had become in the mid-eighties. Since the book was written, the BBC has gone through major changes, and some of the forward looking parts of the book seem more wishful thinking than likely, but even so it's a great portrayal of how a dinosaur organisation operated.

John Vidal

McLibel.
The story of the longest ever court case in Britain is fascinating both for its David versus Goliath portrayal and the amazing endurance of those involved. From the business viewpoint there are some excellent lessons in how not to handle criticism. And there are interesting (if not always sympathetic) people too. What more could you ask?

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