Technology gives us power, but it does not and cannot tell us how to use that power. Thanks to technology, we can instantly communicate across the world, but it still doesn’t help us know what to say.
— Jonathan Sacks
Podcast Privacy policies and laws protect our online privacy and data security, but just how trustworthy are the government and the corporations providing us these interconnected platforms? Award-winning web technologies services provider, Marshall Mullet, joins Micah Hershberger to talk about … Continued
We live in an interconnected world. Just how secure is your personal data on your smartphone? Or when you text? Or when your kids post to Twitter and Facebook? Marshall Mullet joins Micah Hershberger and Garrett Ashley Mullet again to … Continued
Is “Big Tech” too big? Are the Big Five – Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, and Twitter – publishers or public forums? And should we be concerned about the recent attempts to rule Conservative thought “extremist” and censor it? In … Continued
My generation – the Millennial generation – grew up with an extreme excess of advertising and material goods. So much was artificial, and still is. Whatever had any original appeal was taken and duplicated endlessly so it could be sold … Continued
We recently started reading Eric Metaxas’ new book about Martin Luther; not at all for the recent 500th anniversary of the Reformation, mind you. We just thought it sounded interesting. Anyway. I am struck by something. Martin Luther challenged the … Continued
Apple has thrown encryption and security to the top of the presidential debate stage, with many of the candidates offering their opinions on whether or not Apple should create a backdoor to unlock Syed Farook’s iPhone. Unfortunately, the Republican candidates … Continued
I need more than 140-characters to tell you about my love-hate relationship with Twitter. My account is a few years old. Mostly I use the popular social networking site to share links to news items I find interesting, … Continued