Whether it's Snapchat or PewDiePie – the internet is always spewing out hype-shrouded phenomena, often understood exclusively by Gen Z. The latest is Periscope; one in a slew of apps that let users film live-streamed video from their smartphones. Do we really want to watch someone film a video selfie?

Since its launch in 2009, Pop-Up Magazine – where journalism is performed as a live event – has gone from strength to strength. With sell-out shows, and now a spin-off print publication, is Pop-Up scratching an itch for shared consumption that traditional journalism can't?

With newspaper sales continuing to fall, the news industry is facing a crisis. How do you sell the news if everyone expects it for free? CanThe Guardiansell the ‘world’s leading liberal voice’ through workshops, lectures and coffee? And where is its place in the digital revolution?

How will the growth of self-publishing change the literature we consume? What books will prove popular with teens in 2015? Will internet television change the way we engage with tv and why is Netflix losing its distinction?