National identity and a transnational space: the strength of tradition in a time of change.
Asa Palviainen
págs. 1-18
Small stories research and social media practices: narrative stancetaking and circulationin a Greek news soty.
Alexandra Georgakopoulou
págs. 19-36
French, language policy and new media.
Robert Blackwood
págs. 37-53
Evolving language ideologies and media practices in Iceland.
Ari Páll Kristinsson
págs. 54-68
Dilemmas of Stonian nation building in the open media market.
Triin Vihalemm, Gabrielle Hogan-Brun
págs. 69-86
Cutting across media spaces and boundaries: the case of a hybrid, indigenous Sámi TV comedy.
Sari Pietikäinen, Kati Delaske
págs. 87-100
Sámi media professionals and the role of language and identity.
Lia Markelin, Charles Husband, Tom Moring
págs. 101-115
A sociolinguistic account of Wikipiedmontese and Wikilombard.
Emanuele Miola
págs. 116-131
"Choose your language!" categorisation and control in cyberspace.
Helen Kelly-Holmes
págs. 132-145
The use and the discursive funcstioin of English in native-language online conversations among Dutch and German youth.
Jennifer Dayley-O'Cain
págs. 146-166
Transnational media and the use of English: the case of cinema and motion picture titling practices in Germany-
Suzanne Hilgendorf
págs. 167-186
Sociolinguistics in Finland: a brief overview of the discipline.
Mikko Laitinen
págs. 187-203
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