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Is Facebook making us depressed? For at least some users, the answer to that question may be yes, according to a new study out of
March 13, 2015
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Is Facebook making us depressed? For at least some users, the answer to that question may be yes, according to a new study out of
Way, way back in the day—1972, to be precise—Judy Blume published a children’s novel called Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. To be honest, even though
Each year around early December, Focus on the Family re-airs a dozen of its most popular radio broadcasts (out of 260). On that short list
Technology can be a great boon to communication. But it can also be an isolating influence too, something that keeps families from talking instead of
What would you say if someone approached you and offered you an extended stay in a barren wasteland of sand, mudstone and rock? You’d be
OK, you may have already seen this since it’s casually blowing up the Internet faster than Kim Kardashian when she’s trying really hard. But I
On Thursday I published a blog titled “We’re Reviewing Fifty Shades of Grey. Here’s Why.” The response was … interesting. First, a shout-out to all
I’ve heard it said that trust is like an eraser: It gets smaller and smaller with every mistake made. And while that may appear to
It’s that time of year again, when happy techies trek to Las Vegas to get a gander at the latest whiz-bangs and whoo-yah gadgets that
Even though the Internet has been around a relatively short while, people often pontificate about what this digital domain says about us. And that’s a
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>