The English language is now the operating standard for global communication. In fact, electronic communications have affected, and will continue to affect, language in three distinct ways. First, they change the way language is used. The language of electronic chat is splattered with abbreviations that make it not just faster to type but also impenetrable to the novice. So, too, with electronics.
Technology is, after all, fertile ground for vocabulary.
The test of cyberjargon will be its durability. In the instant world of cyberspace, that is eternity. Indeed, it is unlike any other kind of speech. A radio commentary is a particularly odd creature. Weirder yet and weirder Other kinds of speech have been created by electronic communications.