Digital media have transformed leisure time with friends and family, with on-demand entertainment enabling people to bond with others on their own schedule. But with Netflix cheating and video game griefing increasingly common issues, do we need a new guide on social and technological etiquette?

Hollywood studios have been using preview screenings to test movies in front of audiences for decades. Streaming platform Scoop is now letting people watch upcoming flicks from the comfort of their own sofa, while helping producers and film-makers gain feedback from a targeted, global audience.

While families across the US once gathered in living rooms at 7pm to watch Jeopardy!, 2017’s hottest game show isn’t aired on TV at all. Instead, HQ Trivia, founded by the creators of Vine, sees people scheduling in time on their smartphones to interact with a host in real-time and win real prizes.

Each year, millions of people around the world eagerly snap up the latest instalment in the FIFA video game series. But beyond updating squad lists, graphics and in-game mechanics, how is EA Sports positioning the 2018 edition to find new audiences while keeping loyal fans satisfied?