Do you want to know why AOL Time Warner died then buy this book.

The book starts a bit slow and I tend to think there is too much back story about that about a bunch of bit players.

The book is much weaker than Alec Klein's "Stealing Time" (a smarter choice if you want to understand the basics about AOL Time Warner)

The Amazing Rise and Scandalous Fall of Enron will find Munk's book comparable in terms of entertainment value (especially humor) as well as quality of thinking and writing

I really liked this book.

A repetition of these obvious facts is not what makes this book a good read

Very valuable book.

The book also simply reads well, it's a skilfully constructed narrative, it's entertaining and surprisingly fun

I particularly commend this book to students who are learning about how to make (and more importantly, not to make) acquisitions.

From a 'story' standpoint, I enjoyed this book

Munk's book reads like a fast paced novel and is easy enough to understand