tony thorne | language and innovation
language and innovation.
- By Tony Thorne
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly nine posts per year
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Most recent posts
Researching and tracking the latest slang can now draw upon statistical analysis of online data. As 2024 draws to its end and talk among lexicographers, culture journalists and language buffs turns to ‘words of the …
The US election campaign through a language lens As the campaigning reached its climax and the polling-stations began to open, I spoke to Kate O’Connell and Gemma Chatwin of the Corporate Communications Team at King’s …
Dictionary makers and journalists are breathlessly – if not desperately – publicising the latest online language – but do they really understand it? One week on, I spoke to Chloe MacDowell of the UK Guardian …