The book "Law and the Internet - Chapters 1-4" by Naumov is a fascinating and deep immersion in the world of digital law, which opens up a lot of topical issues for the reader related to the legal regulation of the Internet space. With the rapid development of technology and constant changes in legislation, this work becomes a reference book for lawyers, students, as well as anyone interested in the legal aspects of virtual life. Naumov, a well-known Russian lawyer and expert in the field of information law, in his first four chapters examines the basic principles on which the legal system on the Internet is built. It raises important topics such as the protection of personal data, copyright in the digital space, the responsibility of Internet providers and users, as well as cybersecurity issues. The reader will be able to see how traditional legal norms adapt to new conditions, and what challenges human rights defenders and legislators face in the era of digitalization. This book will be of interest not only to professional lawyers, but also to law students, as well as everyone who actively uses the Internet and wants to understand how laws work in this space. If you are interested in topics related to human rights in the digital age, Internet ethics or cybercrime, “Law and the Internet” will become an indispensable source of knowledge for you. Naumov in his work not only analyzes existing laws, but also invites the reader to think about how they can change in the future. He asks us important questions : how to protect personal data in a global network? How to ensure the security of Internet transactions? What is the future of copyright in the era of free exchange of information? These and many other topics make the book relevant and necessary for understanding the modern legal landscape. Naumov's style is clear and accessible, which allows even readers without a legal education to easily assimilate complex concepts. His arguments are supported by examples from real practice, which makes the material alive and vivid. This is not just a textbook, but a real discussion about the future of law in the digital world. Naumov is also known for his other works, such as “Information Law” and “Cybercrimes”, which also deserve attention and can complement the understanding of topics raised in “Law and the Internet”. The book “Law and the Internet Chapters 1-4” not only informs, but also inspires to think about how we can create a safer and fairer Internet space. It encourages the reader to actively participate in the discussion of legal issues related to the Internet, and to find solutions to existing problems. If you are looking for literature that combines relevance, depth of analysis and practical relevance, Law and the Internet will become your reliable companion in the world of digital law. Do not miss the opportunity to discover new horizons in the study of the legal aspects of the Internet and become part of an important dialogue about the future of our digital life.