In today's Austrian Carinthia, due to political, economic and cultural changes and migration, in addition to Slovene spoken by members of the minority, there are also versions spoken by individuals who learned Slovene after their primary socialization, by immigrants and daily migrants from Slovenia, and immigrants from the former Yugoslavia. The Slovene radio stations ORF and Radio Agora help create a daily radio programme in a Slovene that reflects a significant part of this complex sociolinguistic situation. The article presents their language editorial policies, as established through interviews with the journalists of both radio media.
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