Driving Under the Digital Influence
When I lived in New York, a rather twisted pleasure of mine was to drive in Manhattan during rush hour—at least when the gridlock was
March 3, 2011
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When I lived in New York, a rather twisted pleasure of mine was to drive in Manhattan during rush hour—at least when the gridlock was
I just finished reading Adam Holz’s “Why I’m Not Getting an iPhone” story. Pretty interesting stuff. He says that, for him at least, having access
It’s easy to say that the events in Egypt last week were truly stunning. And regardless of whether the revolution proves to be a good
Need help knowing what your sins are, or when to confess them? There’s an app for that. Inspired by the pope’s 2010 World Communications Address,
You’ve stocked your cabinets full of commemorative T-shirts, comic books, jewelry boxes and even a monogrammed servant’s bell, but you haven’t got your wedding invites
The last week has been an interesting one for my family. Why? Because we shut off the TV completely. And it’s been fascinating to observe
Nope, that headline is not my own witty turn of phrase. (I wish.) It’s been floating around the media for the last few weeks—ever since
Well, Plugged In’s iPhone app has been up and running for about a month now, and we’ve heard that a few of you have even
Back when I was a kid, I’d write a letter to Santa nearly every year. I didn’t bother with sending it like most kids did.
Here’s your disturbing thought for the day. There’s a new form of advertising being tested in Germany that won’t let you escape a product’s branding,
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 >>
