Nick Bilton Books

Nick Bilton writes the Bits Blog for the New York Times. He’s an expert on technology, culture, business and the way the internet affects our lives. He is also the author of I Live in the Future and Here's How It Works.

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 Books: Hatching Twitter by Nick Bilton

Hatching Twitter

Nick Bilton
A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal
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What's Hatching Twitter about?

Hatching Twitter tells the story of the four men responsible for Twitter as we know it. It’s a tale of backstabbing, superstar glory and billions of dollars that chronicles the drama and defining decisions that made Twitter what it is today.

Who should read Hatching Twitter?

  • Anyone who uses Twitter
  • Anyone who is interested in Twitter’s impact and origins
  • Anyone who works in a start-up
  • Anyone interested in the dangers of mixing business and friendship

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 Books: American Kingpin by Nick Bilton

American Kingpin

Nick Bilton

What's American Kingpin about?

American Kingpin by Nick Bilton is a gripping non-fiction book that tells the astonishing true story of Ross Ulbricht, the mastermind behind the dark web marketplace known as the Silk Road. From its humble beginnings to its rapid rise and eventual downfall, this book delves into the world of online drug trafficking and the relentless pursuit of justice by law enforcement.

Who should read American Kingpin?

  • Individuals interested in true crime stories and criminal investigations
  • Readers curious about the dark web and the illicit drug trade
  • Entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts fascinated by the rise and fall of online marketplaces