Children nowadays grow up watching digital content in tandem with traditional TV, with 55% of kids in Australia saying they watch videos on YouTube. Catering to their love of peer-produced media, the TotallyAwesome Squad is teaching Gen Zers how to become YouTube influencers.

Being an intergalactic explorer might once have been the pinnacle of ambition, but kids today are finding new ways of reaching for the stars. More children in the US aspire to be YouTube stars than astronauts when they grow up, reflecting a shift towards careers that feel relatable and fun.

People don’t like ads, and the success of Spotify Premium shows that they'll pay to avoid them. YouTube is now offering a similar option in the form of YouTube Red, giving users an ad-free experience and exclusive content. How might the loss of commercials impact the future of the ad industry?

In the digital age, parents have more information about their children than ever before – they can track their kid’s location remotely, monitor sleeping patterns, and even check whether the chores are done. Can all this tech allay common parental anxieties or will it fuel fresh concerns?