El gran interruptor: El mundo en red, de Edison a Google

Carr's analogy links early electrical grids to modern digital networks. I'm curious how he decided to structure the narrative around this concept and what impact it has on understanding technological change.

The book covers over a century of innovation—sometimes it felt like a lot to take in. Did others find the timeline helpful or a bit dense to follow?

Carr traces the shifts in control and power through history. I'm wondering how readers interpret these insights in relation to today's internet giants and policy debates.