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Eugene Gan
Eugene Gan is Professor of Interactive Media, Communications, and Fine Art at Franciscan University of Steubenville in the United States. His book, Infinite Bandwidth: Encountering Christ in the Media is grounded in Scripture and magisterial documents, and is a handbook and practical guide for understanding and engaging media in meaningful and healthy ways in daily life.
Latest articles by Eugene Gan
Dating and Courtship in the Digital Age
What it means for us and before you know it, for our kids
Charlie Charlie Challenge: Summoning the Devil is No Harmless Game
This viral (and diabolical) craze has all the trappings of an expertly executed marketing campaign
Transhumanism: It’s Not Just Science Fiction
Popular culture loves technological advances, but we owe it to ourselves to think through what we are doing
Transhumanism: Would You Agree to an Upgrade of Your Brain and Body?
How to talk about transhumanism, H+ (human plus), and post humanism in the light of faith
Jibo: Will You Adopt Your First Family Robot?
A fantasy out of the Jetsons, is now a reality
Microsoft HoloLens: What Our Desire For Hyper-Reality Reveals About Us
Viewing the world through holographic glasses
Why Emoticons Are Not Enough to Make a Real Connection
Trouble communicating online? Return to the family to learn to do it well
Awestruck.tv: Not Just Another “Catholic Facebook”
South African film producers create Catholic social network
Artificial Intelligence Taking Over Humanity? Why Catholics Have Nothing to Fear
Computers are neither our enemy nor our ideal.
“Shock Value”: A New Sci-Fi Fantasy With Catholic Roots
Directors Curi and Ambrosio chat up their new film with their former Steubenville professor
What’s the Problem with Texting?
Studies show that texting does not harm children's grammar and spelling, so why are we so concerned?
Apple’s Latest Revelations
The new upgrades are the stuff of fantasy, but will they really improve the way we live?
What Will the World Be Like in 2045?
Ushering in a new age of bionic men, women, boys, and girls.
Amazon Turns Up the Heat
Should you get a Fire Phone?
Virtual Reality and the Oculus Rift
They are headed your way--sooner than you think.
Flappy Bird, Responsibility, and the True Nature of Video Game Addiction
What does the rise and fall of Flappy Bird tell us about our culture?
A Network Not of Wires but of People
Analyzing Pope Francis’ first World Communications Day speech.
The Young Catholic Behind a Hip New App
Flipsquare may be your new go-to video game on your phone.
The Fresh Smell of App: A Different Kind of Wonderful
The Catholic Church had the whole media sensory thing down pat for centuries. Modern media? Bleh... not even close.