It has some interesting thought experiments on copyright. My favorite is this one:
I record a movie off of HBO using my DVD burner. Who thinks that’s wrong? (no hands)
I meant to record an HBO movie, but my recorder malfunctioned. But my buddy recorded it. Can I copy his DVD?” (A few hands.)
So, Pogue, for instance, just assumes IP laws are reasonable, while the college students (whose schools were probably sued because they allowed students Internet access, and who probably know someone whose grandma lost her house after she got sued for listening to Lawrence Welk over the Internet, and whose favorite bar went under after it got sued for having a cover band which didn't pay royalties for the songs they covered, and so on) just assume IP laws and DRM are legal scams.