Analysis | Gaming | 20 May Video games want players to stay beyond Covid More women and older crowds played video games during lockdown. Now, it’s all about making that boost last beyond the coronavirus crisis.
Analysis | Consumer | 4 May Coronavirus has changed dating apps “irreversibly” Virtual dates are here to stay.
Analysis | Video | 24 Apr Coronavirus: European streaming services are booming too The Covid confinement has prompted a surge in consumers watching video content online. It’s not just Netflix: European startups are also getting their piece of the streaming pie.
Analysis | Entertainment | 14 Feb So you think you can make a dating app? Here’s why it’s not so easy. Funding for dating apps is drying up, and there was never much of it anyway. But several new startups are trying to reignite the sector in the name of love.
Analysis | Music | 1 Nov How influencer Marco Nardone burnt through €19m on three apps in three years In between holidays in exotic locations, Nardone has launched social media app Fling, music streaming app Gig FM and delivery business WineApp.
Analysis | Entertainment | 1 Jul The Swedish startup that soundtracked the internet now wants to soundtrack the rest of your life The global music tech company that was recently one of Sweden's "best-kept secrets" is now taking on Asia.
Analysis | Funding | 4 Jun European investors are finally putting money into sextech startups The so-called ‘sextech’ industry — made up of sex toys, apps and services — is now worth $30bn and is growing by 30% each year.
Analysis | Gaming | 17 Apr Esports needs to start charging for premium content Esports has 380m fans, but not that much money. Jens Hilgers, one of esports' biggest investors, says the industry needs to rethink how it charges for big events.
Analysis | Entertainment | 25 Mar Tinder for casting talent Romantic matchmaking moved online years ago, so why are film directors still searching for actors the old fashioned way?
Analysis | Music | 14 Mar Gamechanger Audio: the million-dollar startup built in a Latvian garage This 27-year-old founder turned his 'garage band startup' into an overnight success.
Analysis | Deeptech | 15 Feb How tech is about to get touchy-feely Gesture and touch-based haptic technology is changing the way we interact with machines.
