The internet, once a shining beacon of information and connection, has become a treacherous landscape fraught with addictive algorithms, misleading content, and invasive data practices. In response to these growing concerns, three prominent thinkers—one of the architects of “net neutrality,” a former executive from Meta, and the visionary who created the web—have penned compelling books that offer innovative solutions for revitalizing our digital space. Each of these authors presents bold ideas aimed at transforming the internet into a safer, more user-friendly environment. However, questions linger about whether these influential figures possess the right expertise and vision to enact meaningful change. Their passionate proposals spark vital discussions about the future of the internet and challenge us to consider what a healthier online ecosystem might look like. As we navigate through this complex digital world, these insights could guide us toward a more ethical and responsible internet experience. Will their strategies be the key to repairing the web, or is a new approach needed?