Language as power on the Internet

Madelyn Flammia · Carol Saunders

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Abstract English is typically considered not only the language of business, but also the language of the Internet. This brief communication explores the cultural implications of the power position of English as the language of the Internet and discusses the likelihood of its continued dominance.

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2003English as a Global Language 2004Globalisation and the University: Myths and Realities in an Unequal World 2004GLOBALIZATION AND THE UNIVERSITY: MYTHS AND REALITIES IN AN UNEQUAL WORLD 2005Measuring linguistic diversity on the internet

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