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23.02.2024 BBC Future Isolated for six months, scientists in Antarctica began to develop their own accent Article about results from the Antarctica study conducted as part of the ERC-Projekt "Human interaction and the evolution of spoken accent"
11.10.2022 FAZ Ka i au amaol a Oi aufmacha? Article based among others on findings published in Wolfswinkler & Harrington (2021).
01.10.2022 rosenheim24.de Studie: Bayerische Kinder passen sich Standarddeutsch an – erzieht Ihr Eure Kinder im Dialekt? Report about the results in Wolfswinkler & Harrington (2021).
28.09.2022 BR24 Dialekt: Kinder in Bayern passen Vokale an Standarddeutsch an News report and interview with Katrin Wolfswinkler about the recently published results in Wolfswinkler & Harrington (2021), Journal of the International Phonetic Association.
15.09.2022 BBC Future The accent of the world's longest-serving monarch evolved during her long reign – reflecting enormous social shifts that occurred during that time. Article about sound changes in the Queen's pronounciation with references to Harrington & Reubold (2021).
26.08.2022 Abendzeitung Kinder und Dialekte in Bayern: "Sprache ändert sich ständig" Interview with Jonathan Harrington about recently published results in Wolfswinkler (IPS) & Harrington (IPS) (2021), Journal of the International Phonetic Association.
26.08.2022 ULaval Nouvelles Intégrer l'accent de Québec Article based on interview with Josiane Riverin-Coutlée about recently published results in Riverin-Coutlée (IPS, LMU), Roy (Univ. Laval) & Gubian (IPS, LMU), Language & Speech
22.08.2022 LMU News Beim Unterhalten ahmen wir uns gegenseitig nach  Interview with Jonathan Harrington about sound and dialect change and his latest ERC-project SoundAct.
05.06.2022 Sunday Times Fencey that: the Queen’s accent has got, like, less posh Article by Jonathan Harrington. Contact jmh@phonetik.uni-muenchen.de for the full article.
26.06.2020 96bonnFM Antarktis-Dialekt Interview about results from the Antarctica study conducted as part of the ERC project "Human interaction and the evolution of spoken accent"
04.05.2020 BYU Radio There’s an Antarctica Accent. No, Really Interview about results from the Antarctica study conducted as part of the ERC project "Human interaction and the evolution of spoken accent"
20.04.2020 Atlas Obscura Prolonged Isolation Can Lead to the Creation of New Accents Article about results from the Antarctica study conducted as part of the ERC project "Human interaction and the evolution of spoken accent" 
20.02.2020 CuriosityStream / YouTube Why Antarctica Has Its Own Accent Report about results from the Antarctica study conducted as part of the ERC project "Human interaction and the evolution of spoken accent" 
11.12.2019 Scientific American Linguists hear an accent begin Report about results from the ERC project "Human interaction and the evolution of spoken accent" published 2019 in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Vol. 146 (also available as Apple Podcast)
13.08.2018 Deutschlandfunk Es konnte gefährlich sein mit meiner Mittelstands-Aussprache Interview with Jonathan Harrington in the DLF programme Forschung Aktuell ('Science today')
06.06.2018 Süddeutsche Zeitung Mehr als Worte Newspaper report about Mona Späth and Hanna Jakob and their startup company Neolexon
19.03.2018 BBC Future How hard is it to fake an accent? Jonathan Harrington about unconscious imitation of accents
07.07.2017 The Times Richard Morrison: Has ‘Blowers’ been discriminated against for his posh voice? Nah! This article on how RP has changed refers to Jonathan Harrington's research on sound change: "[...] the rise of working-class politicians: all these left their trace on RP. The most memorable research on this was done by Jonathan Harrington, who analysed three decades of the Queen’s Christmas broadcasts and found that even Her Majesty no longer speaks 'the Queen’s English' [...]"
04.02.2016 BBC Future Has the Queen become frightfully common? Report about the IPS research on sound change which has been based on the Queen's Christmas broadcasts
19.05.2014 BR Campus Magazin: Der Europäische Forschungsrat ERC TV report on Marianne Pouplier's ERC-funded project 'Stability and change in sound patterns of the world’s languages'
03.04.2012 BBC Radio 4 The Queen's Speech Jonathan Harrington about sound change
09.08.2011 Deutschlandradio Wissen Sprachsynthese - Das Problem, eine menschliche Stimme zu generieren Florian Schiel in a radio broadcast on speech synthesis