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Welcome to Language@Internet!


LANGUAGE@INTERNET is an open-access, peer-reviewed, scholarly electronic journal that publishes original research on language and language use mediated by the Internet, the World Wide Web, and mobile technologies. Manuscripts are solicited on all aspects of language and language use in digital media. Submissions are welcomed that make use of analytical methods from linguistics and other language-related disciplines, as well as language-focused studies of digitally-mediated communication from other disciplines. Research methods may be qualitative or quantitative, and corpus studies making use of computational tools are welcome.

Manuscripts may be submitted at any time, and accepted and finalized articles are published individually when they are ready. To submit a manuscript, follow the Submission Guidelines. Please also consult the Author Style Guide when preparing your manuscript for submission.

LANGUAGE@INTERNET SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS:
Graphicons and Digital Media

Guest edited by Yiqiong Zhang and Ashley Dainas
Deadline for abstract submission extended: May 1, 2023
For information, follow this link:https://ella.sice.indiana.edu/~herring/special.issue.updated.pdf


The journal's impact factor as of June 2021 (for manuscripts published in 2019 and 2020) was 6.14. The acceptance rate for manuscripts submitted in 2020 was 11.5%.

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OPEN ACCESS POLICY

Language@Internet is strongly committed to free, open-access publishing. Thanks to the support of Digital Peer Publishing NRW (DiPP) and Indiana University, there is no fee for authors or their institutions to publish in the journal. Articles are made freely available online immediately upon publication.

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Journal ISSN 1860-2029