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While the community media sector may be reported as established and well developed in Western Europe, it has grown considerably more slowly in almost all countries in Central and Eastern Europe. Th e literature on community media in Europe is also Western oriented — most of the publications about this sector centre on countries which were located on “the better side” of the Iron Curtain and have been written by Western authors. Th is paper is the fi rst attempt to look at the problem of community media in Central and Eastern Europe in general and present the specifi c problems of community media development in this region from an Eastern perspective. According to the Mapping Project of Community Media completed by the Community Media Forum Europe in 2012, the community media sector is legally recognized in only four countries from this region.
Facta Simonidis
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2016
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vol. 9
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issue 1
43-55
PL
Niniejszy artykuł podejmuje kwestię niepoprawnego skracania polskich wyrazów używanych przez prominentnych polskich polityków ostatnich lat. Ortofonia jest bardzo często naruszana w języku codziennym. Współczesny język mediów audiowizualnych, w odróżnieniu od sytuacji sprzed kilku dekad, wydaje się ulegać trendom widocznym w mowie przeciętnego obywatela. Ponadto, oficjalne przemowy głównych polityków najwyraźniej odzwierciadlają nonszalancję i niedbałość przeciętnych użytkowników języka. W artykule zaproponowana jest wstępna analiza schyłku poprawnego języka na szczytach władzy.
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This paper tackles the issue of incorrect abbreviating original words in the Polish language used by the most prominent Polish political figures of the recent years. Orthophony as such is extremely frequently violated in everyday language. The language of Polish broadcast media, contrary to what it was like a few decades ago, seems to follow the trends observed in the speech of ordinary citizens of the country. Moreover, official speeches delivered by major politicians appear to reflect the nonchalance of average speakers. In this article a preliminary analysis of the issue of language decadence at the heights of power is proposed.
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