The (No) Paper Trail
As you all know, the world of presidential politics is heating up and will be getting incrementally toastier in the next 18 months. Candidates are
As you all know, the world of presidential politics is heating up and will be getting incrementally toastier in the next 18 months. Candidates are
What seemingly grouchy adults have suspected for years is actually true—at least according to a new study. Overall, kids today are less creative than they
Don’t look now, but Apple—the quirky computer company of the 1980s, the one that always played nebbish outsider to Microsoft’s football jock in the 1990s—is
OK, I’ll admit it, I haven’t always been the most vocal supporter of the wonders of social networking. In fact, I was recently contemplating its
It sounds like angels are bowling five feet above my head today. OK, it’s actually roofers working on our office building. But the distracting racket
I remember the day—many moons back when I was in high school—when the school administration announced that they were going to sanction a certain outdoor
So you’ve given up on your dream of being the next web-discovered pop phenom. And you’ve wisely backed away from trying to wow ’em with
Ain’t nothin’ like a man in dress uniform. Sprinkle in a few medals and salutes, some polish, a shiny sword and broad shoulder to lean
Since I last blogged about the hacking outrage that allegedly took place in the backrooms of the News of the World newspaper, layers of the
For some time now, reporters, writers and the many scribes of our day have been nervously worrying over the changing face, and apparent declining market
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 >>