Follow Lewis Carroll’s Rules for Online Arguments
COMMENTARY: Even friends need rules for talking to each other, and his ‘Eight or Nine Wise Words About Letter-Writing’ are a good place to start.
Results from Tag: 'social media'
Daughters of St. Paul Are ‘On the Move’
With their redesign, ‘Media Nuns’ aim to revitalize their community and outreach.
Catholic Entrepreneurs Take On Problem of Security in Social Media
It’s a jungle out there on the internet — what’s a Catholic to do?
Social Media Noise Leaves Us Bored and Lonely — Seek God in the Silence
“The devout soul makes progress in silence and in peace,” says The Imitation of Christ — a happy Lenten dividend to remember when the internet goes down.
‘The Facebook Files’: The Many Faces of Social Media Reveal a Harmful Side
Leaked files by a former Facebook manager show the social-media giant's complete disregard for the emotional welfare of some of its most fragile users.
Facebook and Religion Don’t Mix
This corporate plan to bring religion into Facebook has a cold, steely feel to it.
Archbishop Cordileone: Social Media Being Weaponized Against Religious Freedom
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco, together with Jim Daly, the president of the Christian group Focus on the Family, authored an op-ed in ‘The Wall Street Journal’ on Thursday on ‘Social Media’s Threat to Religious Freedom.’
Clerical Misconduct on ‘Hook-Up’ Apps Poses Fresh Challenges for Bishops
Experts hope the recent headlines will be a wake-up call for compromised clergy, and they are calling on bishops to take this problem seriously and intervene when necessary.
Big Tech’s Social-Media Clampdown on Conservative Perspectives Intensifies
Increasingly, major online platforms are targeting anyone attempting to post information that does not fit mainstream narratives about COVID-19, gender and other issues.
Facebook, Aquinas and the Sins Of Free Speech
The ease and eagerness with which we insult and castigate one another online is bone-chilling.
