Has social media killed the art of conversation for teens? Not according to author, social media expert and youth researcher danah boyd - who says it's "nothing more than a release valve to changes that have happened in the real world." We caught up with her to learn more.

The rise of digitisation has placed the modern parent in a world rife with unclear expectations and shifting ideas of normality. We sat down with Lynn Schofield Clark to find out how families are adapting to new changes and challenges.

According to a recent UK MySpace study of over 16,000 social network users, a good portion of the youth demographic admit to feeling more comfortable sharing and communicating with friends online than they do when logged out of cyberspace.

Technology is part of every aspect of our lives. But amongst the innovation, there are questions about what exactly we’re trading in for these advancements. Do smartphones actually disconnect us? Has Google made us stupid? And is making friends with robots messing up our kids?