The Plugged In Show, Episode 42: The Coronavirus’s Legacy for Families’ Entertainment and Technology Habits
Back in March, many of us hoped that the coronavirus would be a blip on our personal landscapes. We assumed that with a few weeks
Back in March, many of us hoped that the coronavirus would be a blip on our personal landscapes. We assumed that with a few weeks
Let’s face it, new apps are being cranked out for you and your kids’ phones every day. And, of course, being a careful parent, the
There’s a lot of interest buzzing around about the new, powerful video game consoles coming out this fall from both PlayStation (PS5) and Xbox (Series
Over the past few months, we’ve seen a significant increase in media consumption across the globe. In an effort to comply with various governments’ stay-at-home
As our coronavirus-addled country does its bunny hop toward some semblance of normalcy and takes stock of the economic wreckage, some industries would say that
Have you ever watched a video where a face swap was involved? On YouTube, you can find plenty of satirical videos featuring celebrity swaps like
If you look up the term “game engine,” you see it defined as the “basic software of a video game.” But in reality, it’s more.
HBO Max debuts this week leaving many people reeling as they pick and choose which streaming platforms are best for their families. As Vulture.com points
If you’ve ever worried whether or not you spend too much time looking at screens, consider this: A new study commissioned by Vision Direct reports
You heard your kids giggling about an app on their phone called Cameo. And though you didn’t want to start asking dumb questions and appear
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 >>