Евгений Морозов - Интернет как иллюзия. Обратная сторона сети

Наконец, я хотел бы поблагодарить Арно ван Линдена, который вдохновил меня на сочинение книги, научил меня ставить непростые вопросы, а также, будучи выдающимся военным корреспондентом, показал, что такое мужество и порядочность. Мне выпало счастье быть его учеником и иногда беседовать с ним о политике за бокалом вина. Роль этого человека в моем интеллектуальном развитии колоссальна, и я с огромным удовольствием посвящаю ему эту книгу.

Сан-Франциско, 30 августа 2010 года

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