Search is changing. Once performed mostly on desktop, mobile has now surpassed the PC, with 60% of time online now spent on-the-go. And with users spending 88% of that smartphone time in apps as opposed to browsers – where Google search lives – the company is adapting.

Mozilla Firefox announced in November 2014 that it's removing Google as its default search engine. Instead, the browser will be integrating Yahoo's search engine. But with Google Chrome's browser having 60% of the market share, will the change make a difference?

In the summer of 2014, US box office figures were down 15%, and there were a string of spectacular film failures. The number of frequent moviegoers fell in every age group, but the biggest drop came from 18- to-25-year-olds. Has Netflix killed the blockbuster?

As people spend less time in traditional communities, they’re seeking connections beyond religion and family. Memberships with organisations or brands can create loyalty and boost revenues, but the reasons to join Scientology or Sainsbury’s are vastly different. So why do people become members?