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Twitter showed its hand this week when it decided to bury its moments behind a new feature called "Explore". The new feature will focus less on Twitter’s curated moments and more on what’s happening right now. That, of course, includes live video streaming.

The way people share is changing, and with that, Facebook is bringing Instagram style Stories to its platform. Facebook Stories could be bad news for Snapchat, who arguably pioneered the format. We take a brief look at the new Facebook Stories and find out what it means for event professionals.

We are currently witnessing the dawn of a new era in interface design. A handsfree era where the human voice, perhaps our most primal form of communication, is beginning to take control of the world around us. In this article, we take a look at voice recognition and how it might change the event industry.

Social networking giant, Facebook is fast becoming the go-to place for live streaming video on the Internet. Recent reports show that more people are using Facebook than any other mobile-first live streaming platform.

In a speech given earlier today in Westminster British Prime Minister, Theresa May, outlined her plan for the UK's exit from the European Union. Although many details still remain unclear, it will be a hard Brexit, meaning the UK will also leave the single market.

When choosing a location for an event, there are many things for to consider, not least, how attendees will get to and from the event. Part of that decision, if it's not already, will be which airlines fly there and what in-flight services are offered.

A phone that can think, see, feel and interact with the outside world may be closer than we think. Here we attempt to look into the mind-blowing possibilities this presents for event professionals.