Research indicates that Millennials are the most socially inclined demographic. In response, new TV network Pivot focuses solely on them, providing "entertainment that inspires social change". Pivot's feature show is Australian comedy Please Like Me.

For the past 16 years, Jon Stewart has hosted The Daily Show, poking fun at America’s politics and national media. In the process, he became a darling of America’s Gen Y. But how did Stewart’s satire come to resonate so clearly with this generation? And where will they head next for their news?

Readership of physical newspapers is declining. Just a fifth of US adults say they regularly get news from printed publications, falling from 27% in 2013. Instead, more people are turning to their devices to keep up to date with current affairs, be it on a TV, a phone or a laptop.

Young and tech-savvy, Gen Yers don't play by the old rules of media consumption. But are they really keeping up with the latest TV via mobile? Have they really rejected ownership for subscription services? Canvas8 sat down with 20 Brits between the ages of 18 and 35 to find out.