… users of the social networking site Facebook. … in social media by developing an empirical
approach to sharing and by focusing on the relation between sharing practices and linguistic …

… linguistic change could be carried from one network to another. It is therefore important for
the study of linguistic change in … ties who might qualify as linguistic innovators: outsiders, like …

… , I compare Thyborøn’s linguistic, economic, demographic, and social network patterns to its
… not only linguistic change but also social change. The type of linguistic change that emerges …

… Especially as linguistic changes... typically unfold over very long … social networks is met
often enough and well enough for social networks to play an important role in language change. …

… At the same time, the existence of the ENHER workers opens up the social network to
shopkeepers, teachers, and Public Services workers (always attentive and responsive to the …

… Groups and individuals with weak uniplex ties are seen as susceptible to linguistic
change or shift, as their sense of distinctiveness becomes redundant and standard or high-status …

… But most linguistic changes are grassroots developments that originate with ordinary people…
informational cascades in social networks, we report simulations on networks of 256 nodes. …

… At the same time, we investigate the social network types … to provide an explanation for
linguistic change. Such phenomena can be … Social network theory provides an explanation for the …

… the social setting of linguistic change. In this paper I want to argue that the linguistic variable,
… geography, and of the geographical setting of linguistic change. In section 1 I shall suggest …