In a bid to make its platform more child-friendly, YouTube has launched an app specifically designed for kids. The app will include parental control functions and curate kid-friendly content provided by a number of media companies including TuTiTuTV, and Dreamworks TV.

What do you want to be when you grow up? A doctor? A policeman? Or a pizza chef? At KidZania you can do all three in the same day, before using your wages to eat out or buy a car. This is a city where children are in charge; where they can play at being adults without adult supervision.

Gen Z is hungry for online content. Confident in this appetite for the likes of Tealaxx2 and Hunter March, AwesomenessTV is convinced that kids will pay a subscription fee to access their favourite online celebrities. Is this the future of monetising digital video?

Gen Z are mad for mobiles and messaging; 88% of US teens have access to a cell or smartphone, typically sending and receiving 30 texts per day. But without WiFi or data plans, it’s hard to stay connected in the classroom. Thanks to messaging app Jott, you can chat to your mates without either.