This article examines the problems of airtime language and speech culture in contemporary Uzbek television journalism, the socio-psychological impact of language, and the factors shaping television screen culture. In the context of globalization and the expansion of the media space, the issues of live broadcast language, violations of literary language norms, and colloquialization of speech (jargon, barbarisms, calques) are analyzed, and practical recommendations are put forward to eliminate them.
Broadcast Language and Culture in Television Journalism: Contemporary Problems and Transformation Processes
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Television journalism
broadcast language
speech culture
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