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Language of the Internet & the Evernet: Sociolinguistic Impacts

The Internet has changed foreign language lecturing in form and content of materials. The research problem concerns the new media effective communication. The hypothesis is that one must be able to communicate effectively while combining lingui stic competence within the accepted set of cultural rules. Can your PC communicate effec tively? We tried to find out the answer through the analysis of the cognitive interviewing in qualitative research methodology, using inductive methods, finding answers in questionnaire design for students of the two studies, Media and Economy at the University of Dubrovnik. But, analysis of cognitive interviews contains elements of both qualitative and quantitative science, that is, both words and numbers. J.S. Katz aff irms that new media are not just gimmicks for creating worlds of illusion, but new languages with new and unique powers of expression. Anyone can join the Internet melee: individuals, government agencies, libraries, universities, business. Is there a link between heavy Internet use and the user's social involvement? We compare earlier and more recent surveys. J.D. Bolter and R. Grusin, with their concept of remediation, counter that there is a powerful interconnectivity between new and old media. New techno logy most certainly affords a wide range of platform s for audiences to engage with its wider range of services and texts. And what is the role of the Evernet, as the successor of the Internet? The results contribute to the Internet and the Evernet effectiv e communication.

effective communication, interactivity, The Internet, The Evernet

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