To help people build a healthier relationship with social media, the Royal Society for Public Health is launching #ScrollFreeSeptember. But with FOMO the biggest cause of excessive social media use, its success will come from building a movement that gets people to switch off collectively.

Young people in the UK are losing interest in televised news, watching just two minutes a day. This shift is being led by the decline of live TV viewership and the rise of on-demand streaming, as well as a growing desire to engage in public discussions via social media.

From the pressures of picture perfection to concerns about trolling, social media is proving to be a double-edged sword for new mums. Canvas8 spoke to Dr. Alexa Fox, assistant professor of marketing at The University of Akron, to understand what drives new mums to post about their kids online.

From magazine covers to small screens, media producers are striving to meet public demand for a level of diversity that reflects reality – but are their efforts enough? Canvas8 spoke to eight Britons about whether they believe mainstream media fairly represents all parts of society.