The internet has sparked a seismic shift in the ways people consume literature as social media and small screens necessitate content in shorter formats. But this transition hasn’t impacted a desire for fresh, meaningful ideas. How are digital platforms opening up and reshaping poetry and fiction?

The New York Times is expanding on their 2018 campaign ‘the truth is worth it’ with the activation ‘the truth is local’. As people trust local news more than national affairs, the campaign shows the impact of journalistic reporting on local communities across New York’s five boroughs.

Research from the Journal of Consumer Research has found patterns between people's buying habits and their political affiliations. It found conservatives look for high-status luxury products, while liberals are drawn to more unique products – a behavior brands can market to.

The digital revolution was said to mark the end of print. With many digital-first brands going analog, it’s not just readers who can benefit from the thriving print scene. So are Americans still buying magazines and if so, how much are they spending? Canvas8 spoke to 14 people in the US to find out.