People have increased their news intake considerably to stay informed about the COVID-19 crisis. But while the 24/7 cycle features a seemingly endless stream of negative stories, there's been a shift among many readers and viewers to seek out feel-good headlines that offer some hope.

Fear and uncertainty around the coronavirus crisis is leading more people to read more news content as they attempt to keep up with the fast-evolving situation and access practical advice. According to media analytics firm Chartbeat, people are reading more articles and spending more time doing so.

With a plethora of digital services available to enjoy, people are spoilt for choice. Given this, how can digital platforms harness behavioural science to better promote loyalty? Canvas8 spoke to Milena Bursztyn, MBA candidate at the Chicago Booth School of Business, to find out.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused people around the world to suddenly and drastically alter their everyday habits, but what will the lasting impact be? Canvas8 spoke to three experts to explore the long-term implications of the crisis on how we spend, socialise, and stay healthy.