With a growing number of Brazilians opting to stay informed about current events through online platforms, printed publications are feeling the impact. In a bid to keep up with this shift, newspaperZero Horahas launched a customised tablet – but can it win over subscribers old and new?

Media pundits have been calling print a dead format for years. So why has Trinity Mirror decided to launch a newspaper without a website?The New Daycombines the best of online and offline worlds, catering to readers who are tired of biased, negative news. But will going against the grain pay off?

People talk about the death of neighbourhoods, but 62% of Britons say they ‘belong’ to their local area in 2017, up from 58% in 2014. That’s not to say that some things haven’t changed though, with Facebook group ‘Buckingham: What matters to you’ showing how community spirit has moved online.

The popularity of digital news outlets like Yahoo! News and The Huffington Post has killed off local news publications. But from sports to local elections, people still want to know what’s going on close to home. Google ‘Bulletin’ is an app that allows locals report on issues that matter to them.