Medialinguistic

Abstract

As an independent direction in modern linguistics, the formation and development of media linguistics depends on a number of factors related to both linguistic and information technologies and socio-cultural spheres of social life. The mass media is considered as the authority of the public environment, and especially the mass media language has been studied as a tool with social power. Language is a transparent phenomenon. The media often claim neutrality, thereby creating an environment for reflecting public opinion and reflecting the opinions and judgments and arguments of newsmakers.