A viral TikTok of a tutorial teaching women to email 'like a man' has sparked discussion on #CorporateTok around women’s experiences in the workforce. It’s an example of how social media can facilitate digital protest and allow women to collectively confront and tackle gender inequality.

Platform Gather.town promises to not just facilitate spontaneous meets, but recreate the office vibe, right down to the coffee machine and pot plant. Used for conferences, tutorial sessions, and even weddings, it’s answering people’s calls for more emotionally connected virtual living.

Gen Z job hunters could finally see their hours of TikTok editing skills become a route to employment, as TikTok tests out a recruitment interface. As people aspire to find work in the creator economy, they're looking for the best ways to showcase their skills – and it could be a 15-second video.

The social media era of the web is defined by overwhelming amounts of content – from news updates on Twitter to the proliferation of sponsored posts on Instagram. Amid this digital cacophony, the humble email is regaining relevance – but how can brands harness the power of newsletters?