Programmable Planet

Programmable Planet by Ted Anton is a timely exploration of how software is reshaping our world — from household devices to entire cities. Clear, compelling, and globally relevant, this book decodes the technologies and decisions that are quietly remaking economies, communities, and everyday life.

You’ll be drawn in by vivid examples and sharp analysis that explain complex topics—automation, IoT, smart infrastructure, and the policy challenges they create—in plain language. Anton guides readers through real-world scenarios and emerging trends, showing how programmable systems influence privacy, labor, governance, and urban design across regions from North America and Europe to Asia and Latin America.

Ideal for professionals, students, policymakers, and curious readers, this volume balances technical insight with accessible storytelling. Learn how digital platforms scale, why regulation lags behind innovation, and what practical steps cities and businesses can take to harness technology responsibly. The book arms you with frameworks to evaluate risk, opportunity, and ethical trade-offs in an interconnected age.

Whether you’re a technology leader in Silicon Valley, a planner in London, or a policymaker in Delhi, Programmable Planet delivers the context and clarity needed to make informed decisions. Engaging, well-researched, and forward-looking, it’s the go-to guide for anyone who wants to understand — and shape — the programmable future.

Buy a copy today to stay ahead of global digital transformation and join the conversation about how we govern, design, and live on a truly programmable planet.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.