Poles apart : globalization and the development of news discourse across the twentieth century
Modern media myths
Globalizing 'communication'
The new incivility : threat or promise?
Parochializing the global : language and the British tabloid press
Reportage, literature and willed credulity
Speaking to Middle England : Radio Four and its listeners
Literacy and the new media : vita brevis, lingua brevis
Why email looks like speech : proofreading, pedagogy and public face
Online news : a new genre?
Wine language : useful idiom or idiot-speak?
Rhetoric, bluster and on-line gaffes : the tough life of a spin-doctor
Politics is marriage and show business : a view from recent Taiwanese political discourse
Emotional DIY and proper parenting in Kilroy
Language and American 'good taste' : Matha Stewart as mass-media role model
Noun phrases in media texts : a quantificational approach
Compressed noun-phrase structures in newspaper discourse : the competing demands of popularization vs. economy
Newspapers and neologismus
Reliable authority : tabloids, film, email and speech as sources for dictionaries
From Armageddon to war : the vocabulary of terrorism