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To stand any remote chance of appreciating the future you have to have a feeling for the past, writes Raymond Snoddy.

An augmented reality lens featuring Captain Morgan would have appealed to too many users under the age of eighteen, the ASA has ruled.

The broadcaster hopes to eventually offer a full ad sales service that will rival global media companies.

As of this week 19 Dennis titles will be available on the digital newsstand, including Cross Stitcher, Computer Shopper, Cyclist and Viz.

The ASA has banned an advert from online dating service eHarmony which claims it can match people based on scientific evidence.

According to Axios, the music streaming service – which is currently being sued for $1.6 billion (£1.18 billion) in unpaid royalties – confidentially filed IPO documents at the end of December.

GfK’s Stefan Heremans concludes his investigation into the future of UK media currencies in the second part of our special report.

The new ownership team will consist of David Price, managing director, Ciaran Deering, director of digital and Sean Guthrie, finance director.

Is there a viable future for ad-supported content in-app or should advertisers be focusing on mobile web? Andrew Buckman explores the pros and cons.

The agreement will allow the music company to license its recorded music and publishing catalogs for video and other social experiences across Facebook, Instagram and Oculus.