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Brett McCrackenTechnologyCultureSocial TrendsSocial MediaThe Bling Ringpresent shockSelfieSofia CoppolaGray MattersRichard Brody
How we consume culture says a lot about what we value. And how we consume has never been more public. What message are we sending in our tweets and selfies?
Brett McCrackenTechnologyLiteratureTheology and Practicec.s. lewisjoyZadie SmithMarilynne Robinsonpleasure
Zadie Smith, C.S. Lewis, and the differences between joy and pleasure in the 21st century
Brad LittlejohnTechnologycreationCreation CareGM foodFoodenvironmentagriculturenaturedominion
What has genetically modified food to do with Christian theology? Does genetically modified food fit with a Christian ethic?
Stephen CarradiniTechnologySufjan StevensSpotifyMusic industry
The music-purchasing process before file-sharing was standard capitalism. Cut forward ten years, and the aftereffects have been ugly.
Matt MillerTechnologycopyright laws
The Internet's already over two decades old, and we still haven't figured out how to cope with its potential for copyright infringement.
L. M. SacasasTechnologyMarshall McLuhan
The edifi claims to be a "Christian tablet." But what makes a technology Christian? Marshall McLuhan and others step in to help.
L. M. SacasasTechnologythe churchborg
The Church's position towards technology should be one of thoughtfulness in the service of faithfulness.
Cate MacDonaldCultureTechnology
I'm beginning to realize that the writers' block I struggle with comes, not from a lack of ideas, but from being absolutely tired of my own output.
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
That's the name of the radio news show that our friends at World Magazine launched a few months back. Spearheaded by publisher Nick Eicher and his golden voice,
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
photo © 2008 Porter Novelli Global | more info(via: Wylio) Self-quantification has a strong allure precisely because it combines two deeply rooted promises of American culture: that we will achieve
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
John Dyer is continuing the conversation about mediation, and doing it in classic Dyer style--thorough and sensitive: One way of distinguishing between a cultural good and a medium is
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
Clive Thompson: When I first got my hands on a word processor, it felt absolutely uncanny: The words! They’re … they’re moving around! THEY LOOK LIKE PRINTED WORDS BUT