The book "The Internet and Languages [circa 2000]" authored by Maria Leber opens to the reader the fascinating world of the interrelationship of the Internet and languages. In this book, the author examines how languages influence the development of the Internet, as well as how the Internet itself affects the spread and preservation of linguistic cultures. While studying the book, the reader will have the opportunity to delve into the issues of linguistic diversity in the world of virtual communications, study the peculiarities of language interaction in the online environment, and identify the impact of globalization on language communities. The author draws attention to how the Internet changes our understanding of language and promotes the spread of language knowledge among users from all over the world. The book "The Internet and Languages [circa 2000]" offers the reader an interesting and detailed analysis of the interaction between the Internet and languages, expands the linguistic view of modern communication processes, and provides an opportunity to better understand the impact of the digital age on the development of language communities.