Today, the first generation that cannot know what it's like to live without the Internet has grown up. And by 2025, this generation will account for two-thirds of the world's workforce. They are the ones for whom multimedia is paper, the crying smiley is the word of the year, and the smartphone is the pen with which they write their own stories. Ágnes Veszelszki knows them. Better than the authors of such large-scale monographs are usually used to: because he belongs to them.