“…Perhaps first and foremost, discussions about linguistic rights come to mind (e.g., de Varennes 1999: 122-124, Guyot 2007: 41-42, Hourigan 2007), 2 as well as the benefits and challenges of minority language media outlets dedicated to language maintenance and revitalization (e.g., Kelly-Holmes, Moriarty & Pietikäinen 2009, Hourigan 2003, Moriarty 2009). At the same time, the media in general are also central to the politics of linguistic minority representation vis-à-vis dominant languages in the public sphere, especially with respect to the linguistic ordering of national languages, indigenous minority languages, immigrant and heritage languages, and foreign languages (Cormack 1998).…”