A grinning LL Cool J stands in front of a red backdrop, with headlines like ‘Confessions of a smartphone thief’ and ‘Big or bigger? Which iPhone 6 is the right fit?’ drifting in the foreground. This is the face of online tech outlet CNET’s first foray into print publishing.

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?

Generally, e-reading simply involves tablets and e-books – but a new relationship is developing where literature and online virality are intertwined. Booktubers are broadcasting their favourite reads to thousands of fans. But how has YouTube become a home to bookworms?

Following in the footsteps of other digital brands like CNET and WebMD, Airbnb is moving beyond its internet roots into the world of publishing. Helping guests feel at home wherever they are, it's launching a glossy quarterly magazine.