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The Facebook CEO was on display in Washington, and now the movie looks more predictive than ever.
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Facebook, Politics and Christianity
My cursor hovered on the “write a comment” section. I really hate Facebook debates. But the kind of speech I saw was, to me, intolerable. Inexcusable. Inconsistent with the values I…
Why Mark Zuckerberg’s Meeting With Pastors Is So Significant
The doors of Facebook literally sit a few exits away on the freeway from where I live in Silicon Valley and I can walk to Google just down my street. But…
Social Media Addiction Is Real. Here’s How You Can Break It
Have you ever noticed that your greatest need can produce your greatest vulnerability? It seems like a thin line exists between seeking the fulfillment of a genuine need and allowing…
The Irony of Our “Accessibility”
Columnist Will Anderson writes about a conversation he had with two homeless men that caused him to consider true accessibility versus the “accessibility” of social networks like Twitter and Facebook.