THE NEW MEDIA LANGUAGE
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Neha a 1st year Mechanical engineering student was asked by her father to wish good night to her brother who was staying outside. Immediately using WhatsApp she wrote “Gud Ni8 bro”. Similarly Mukesh a Bcom third year guy wrote to his father “1/2E Birthday father” on the birthday of his father on face book. Social Media in form of Face book, hike, whatsapp, Google+ have already become a part of our life. These forums being creative and having opportunities of making people to reach all over world have brought big changes in present scenario. Communication as a process of human experience connects people with each other and with the developments in communication technologies have fascinated people a lot. The rise of social media within last two decades and the rapid growth of mobile technology have changed the communication scenario completely by establishing a new platform of communication. The social media as a new technology and as a new platform of communication is quite democratic and is highly powerful and popular platform of communication. This platform being a modern platform is highly popular among the youth and after the developments in modern mobile and internet technology communication by social media has gone handy. Language as a medium of communication is used to communicate a message from one user to another in the platform of communication but due to the modern fast life style and the eagerness to communicate faster in an easier mode the users of social media have started modifying the language of communication. They have started making it short and simple but at the same time this habit has brought changes in the original language. Language as a medium of communication helps to communicate and has many uses. According to SK Pandey
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