All right, I'm Jack Greenlich.

I think you can listen to music from relaxing to celebrating, to getting yourself prepared.

I like all sorts, honestly. I like hip-hop, R&B, and then house music as well.

So yeah, there's no guilt with players around here.

Jack wears the Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra headphones, enjoying his favourite music,

with more immersive sounds than ever before.

Wow, the music's just everything, isn't it?

Search Bose headphones.

Bose, sound is power.

You're listening to a way with words, the show about language and how we use it.

I'm Grant Barrett.

And I'm Martha Barnett, and no texting is not destroying the English language.

And if you want proof of that, then you need to run right out and get the wonderful book

Because Internet by Gretchen McCulloch.

She's a linguist who analyzes the language of electronic communication,

so tweets and texts and the like.

And Grant, I think you'll agree that it's a smart introduction to language and linguistics in general.

Perfect. Yes.

And it's rich with insights about language in the digital age.

For example, she points out that it's not that writing has completely changed in the digital age,

but rather it's forked into formal and informal versions.

She writes, the Internet didn't create informal writing, but it did make it more common,

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