Books by David Stevenson

David Stevenson is a writer and TV producer who's spent far too long downloading music and film for his mental health. Hundreds of hours spent staring at file sharing networks and online music services like Napster has left him with a tendency to write policy reports (on broadband and the digital divide) for a leading think tank, make programmes on gadgets and technology for the BBC and write books for every day computer users who want to be able to master digital music, download films and work with the confusing array of video and formats on the market. He is taking some tablets but believes this book should help with his therapy.