Abstract
This special (and bilingual) issue of Linguistic Frontiers is primarily devoted to publishing the latest results of research on discursive practices in digital media and,secondarily, to publishing relevant reflections in the field of semiotics and linguistics. Thus, it is an issue thataims to contribute to our understanding of the meaning-making processes that characterize contemporary digital discourse practices through different theoretical and methodological instruments.
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