The Information Diet

Strategies for curtailing information intake were pretty introductory, but maybe useful if you’re a total beginner. (It’s not that hard a problem, at any rate.)
Comparisons of information to food were interesting without being overwraught. The coined term “infovegan” conveys an ethical element, which is interesting.
Call to arms at the end of the book is inspiring, re achievable ways to perform your “civic duty” and engage with society.
Excellent chapter on transparency: “Clinging to transparency as a replacement for integrity is a bad idea.”

Was sitting on four stars, Just nudged up to five by its briefness and inspiring conclusion.