Michael Wolff is the creator of the bestselling NetGuide, one of the first books to introduce the Internet to the general public, and NetBooks, the 30-title series of Internet guides. The company he founded, Wolff New Media, became one of the Web's leading content companies, producing the Web sites Your Personal Net and NetClock. He has written for numerous magazines and newspapers, and is the author of the books White Kids and (with Peter Rutten and Chip Bayers) Where We Stand, which became a six-part PBS series. He lives in New York City with his wife and three children.
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