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HQ Trivia and the Joy of Learning

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Should We Make Google Do It?

Katie Thomas

Seeking the Imago Dei in Google’s Arts & Culture App

Tracey Bianchi

The Curious Persistence (and Religious Relevance) of Bee Movie

Jake Raabe

Star Wars Forces of Destiny: When Small Acts Mean Great Things

Allison Barron

When Hashtags Have Prophetic Power

Kimberly Davis

Podcasts and Mass-mediated Fellowship

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds, and Policing Public Grief

Joel Mayward

Black Mirror’s Christian Suspicion of Technology

Jake Raabe

The Naked and the Nude

Karen Swallow Prior

Why Bible Emoji doesn’t bother me

Johnathan Kana

When Facebook functions as a cemetery

Alex Bersin

Let’s not forget about joy (an ode to the Chewbacca Lady)

Ashley Hales

Blaming the sin, not the social network

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Why Facebook reactions equal less meaningful interaction

Alex Bersin

CSLewisDoodle: pitching a tent in YouTube culture

Ashley Hales

Power, community and the rise of ad blocking

Jonathan Downie

What Peeple gets wrong about people

Alex Bersin

Bitmojis: a bridge toward authenticity?

Stephen Woodworth

Bringing grace to the first-person industrial complex

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

What’s really been exposed in the Ashley Madison hack

Kory Plockmeyer

Sharing the good news amidst Tinder’s ‘dating apocalypse’

Branson Parler

The approaching scourge of virtual-reality porn

Alex Bersin

Engaging relationally with our information age

Jarod Grice

The pastoral implications of Sheryl Sandberg’s Facebook post

Erica Schemper

Miranda Sings and the many faces of narcissism

Craig Mattson

The difference between outrage and accountability

Karen Swallow Prior

Craig Detweiler on Apple, Google and other "iGods"

Josh Larsen

Deathswitch: the latest attempt to reach beyond the grave

Kory Plockmeyer

Hacking for the Kingdom?

Chad Thornhill

What Christians lose if we don’t have net neutrality

John J. Thompson

Samaritans Radar, suicide prevention and the limits of social networking

Amy Simpson

Emojis and “the face of our inmost being”

Kory Plockmeyer

The other reason not to look at those nude celebrity photos

Stephen Woodworth

Through an algorithm, darkly?

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

A closer look at that ‘handsome’ mug shot

Johnathan Kana

Outsourcing our memories to Instagram

Briana Meade

Ugly selfies and spiritual authenticity

Kory Plockmeyer

The narcissistic heart of click bait

Elijah Davidson

Snapchat and digital dualism

Kory Plockmeyer