What is the Internet - an endless sea of opportunities or troubled waters where it is easy to become a victim of corporate interests and propaganda? Is the Internet a vehicle for democracy? Is it possible to create a real revolution using Twitter or Facebook? Who uses social networks more successfully - dictators or those who fight them? In the book “The Internet as an Illusion. The Other Side of the Network,” political scientist, author of the term “Twitter revolution,” Evgeniy Morozov, questions the legitimacy of raising such questions. He challenges the “cyberutopian” belief that modern technology alone can solve problems for society or individuals - they are just a tool that can be used in different ways. Morozov offers a new, critical look at the phenomenon of the Internet and a new language in which to talk about it.