Great Scott! As Wednesday, 21 October 2015 marks the day that Marty and Doc arrive in the film Back to The Future Part II, Netimperative looks at how accurate the films’ predictions have been- from wearable tech to power laces.

The Huffington Post has commissioned a new web docu-series starring Game of Thrones actor Sophie Turner.

With Netflix launching this week in Spain, Portugal and Italy, new research suggests that half of the US population now regular watched the video streaming service.

With ‘Back to the Future Day’ now upon us, Toyota have reunited the stars of the film to discuss what the sequel got right (and wrong) about life in 2015. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…

Amazon will hire around 100,000 people for the holidays, marking a 25% increase from last year as shopper switch from the high street to online.

Daniel Todaro MD of Gekko looks at whether Back to the Future nailed product placement and the relationship between brands and filmmakers when it comes to the production of seminal films.

Engagement on media and publisher content on Facebook has nearly doubled in the last year, while promoted (paid) posts only take up 3% of an average user’s newsfeed, according to new research.

Advertisers on Twitter will be able to tell which ad campaigns generate more conversions using Twitter’s new reporting tool.

Amazon is taking legal action against more than 1,100 people for allegedly posting fake reviews on its website in return for $5 payment.

My Car Check has helped to reunite a vehicle with its rightful owner after spotting a post on Facebook page They Stole My Wheels.