The aim of this final thesis is to compare the language of Russian and Croatian mass media, or more accurately the use and frequency of English borrowings in the language of contemporary Russian and Croatian media. From the content of several dozen Russian and Croatian thematically similar articles in the field of technology from various online sources the frequency of Anglicisms in the media of both languages will be examined, and it will be concluded in which language there are more Anglicisms today. The field of technology in the language of Russian and Croatian mass media has been chosen because of a large number of English borrowings being used in that particular field, some of which are adapted to the recipient language, and some of which are completely unadapted or there is no adequate substitute in the recipient language. The selected web articles belong to a similar topic and have been written in approximately the same time in a period of one month to avoid different topics or time intervals affecting the language being analysed. The hypothesis of the author of this final thesis is that Anglicisms are used more often in the language of Russian than in the language of Croatian mass media.