Many people will have watched a show and hated the ending or a particular character’s choices. Now, Netflix’s interactive shows, beginning with Puss in Book, are giving people control over how a plot plays out. But how does letting viewers guide a story affect their relationship with the content?

College textbooks are hugely expensive in the US, yet the physical copies are ever more irrelevant in an age when students do most of their studies online. That's why the Hubbard and O’Brien economics textbook is being released as 'education software' via an online subscription service.

From Game of Thrones to Westworld, HBO is no stranger to high-concept dramas and its series Confederate is no different. The show offers an alternative outcome of the American civil war, but the premise is hitting a nerve, since fiction can misinform viewers' perceptions of reality.

Stuck to their smartphones and accustomed to watching what they want, when they want, broadcasters have struggled to adapt to Gen Z’s TV viewing habits. But Skam, a Norwegian teen drama, is demonstrating how ‘real-time’ episodes and social media integration can keep teens hooked on a show.