The internet has sparked a seismic shift in the ways people consume literature as social media and small screens necessitate content in shorter formats. But this transition hasn’t impacted a desire for fresh, meaningful ideas. How are digital platforms opening up and reshaping poetry and fiction?

Following the rise of digital cameras and the subsequent smartphone revolution, many people believed the end was near for analogue photography. But the instant camera has experienced a resurgence as the aesthetic inclinations of the Instagram generation have revived brands such as Polaroid.

With millions using AdBlock and just 24% of users scrolling down on native ads, brands can struggle to reach online consumers. Yet 90% of EasyJet’s six million monthly passengers read its in-flight magazineTraveller. We speak to Ink Global’s Jonny Clark to discover what makes engaging branded content.

TimeOut is running a limited edition print run of an issue with a screen embedded in the cover, which plays previews of Netflix programming. The publication is breathing new life into a traditional media format that still forms a substantial part of its revenue, by appealing to new media habits.