In his lawsuit, Justin Baldoni says The New York Times' omission of an emoji misrepresented his publicists' conversations about Blake Lively.

"Emojis have similar functions to body language and spoken interaction in the digital space," Vyvyan Evans, a linguist and the author of "The Emoji Code," told BI. As with IRL body language ...

“As a visual language emoji has already far eclipsed hieroglyphics, its ancient Egyptian precursor which took centuries to develop,” he said. It’s the “fastest growing form of language in ...

The OED chose this emoji because they said it best reflected the passing year in language. 5. Abraham Lincoln might have been the first to use an emoticon Whilst explaining the difference between ...

SMS-style language has naturally become the norm for many, especially the younger generation, much to the chagrin of teachers and parents. Emoji have also proliferated in recent years as they are ...