Keywords
linguistics, media, medialinguistics, mass communication, internet, newspapers, television
Abstract
This thesis explores media linguistics, a developing branch of modern linguistics that examines the interaction between language and media in today’s globalized world. It focuses on how language functions in both traditional and digital mass media platforms, such as newspapers, radio, television, and social media. The research integrates studies by English, Russian, and Uzbek linguists and highlights the growing importance of this field in understanding the evolving trends in language and communication.References
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