It’s the most wonderful time of the year (Campus Linguistic Landscapes TikTok assignment)

When the application asks for student reviews

The brick-by-brick dismantling of US citizens’ rights is a project whose accomplishment is built in part on the ways we delegitimise the everyday practices of communities when they diverge from those of the majority. Now, legal protections extend to the policing of language systems & their speakers

For Language Policy, Prof. Christine Helot and I review Prof. Florence Bonacinca-Pugh's edited volume Language Policy as Practice: Advancing the Empirical Turn in Language Policy Research. Language Policy as Practice is available at: lnkd.in/eiSPkY_H Read our review at: rdcu.be/ezXL8

Looking forward to #LL16 where I’ll be talking about de/re-landscaping Paris for the 2024 Olympics (with my bsky-less colleague Peiru Bai).

For everyone who has done or is actively working on TT research - this work is valid and valuable. It is through papers like these that we will be able to gain an understanding (and a diachronic perspective) of how platforms, platform use and the creator economy evolve over the long term.

Media scholars 🤝🏼 5-4 listeners @fivefourpod.bsky.social

This article takes a first step at blending some of the theories driving current research in Internet research with the work of linguistic and semiotic landscapes, while maintaining a sociolinguistic orientation. The article is available on Benjamins from me directly at [email protected]

Very happy to report that my latest article, “Authorship, ownership, and ethics in data field discourse on Instagram: New perspectives for online linguistic landscapes” is out now in the journal of Linguistic Landscape. benjamins.com/catalog/ll.2...