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Star Wars: Armada review – epic space battles on your dinner table

The pre-painted ships and custom dice peeking out from the box beg to be played. But is it worth the price?

‘Reading lists, outfits, even salads are curated – it’s absurd’

Everyone is a curator these days, but what does curationism tell us about our society? And does the process of selection and arrangement add any value?

WikiLeaks republishes all Sony hacking scandal documents

Julian Assange says data ‘belongs in the public domain’ and says hacked files shed light on extent of cooperation between government and Hollywood

Rooster Teeth plays the video game: ‘We’re competing with Netflix and HBO’

Digital veteran Burnie Burns talks YouTube, Lazer Team, GamerGate and why PewDiePie isn’t his main competition any more

‘Traditional TV viewing for teens and tweens is dead. Not dying. Dead.’

But AwesomenessTV still wants to package shows with creators like Meg DeAngelis up for traditional channels, according to chief executive Brian Robbins

BuzzFeed sees short-form videos as springboard to TV shows and films

President of BuzzFeed Motion Pictures Ze Frank sees clips as ‘a fantastic way to build affinity with shows and characters’ before spawning movie projects

Do not Track: an online, interactive documentary about who’s watching you

Brett Gaylor is creator and director of the show that reveals how we are being followed online by a host of companies

Dirty Harry: Daniel Radcliffe tipped for Grand Theft Auto movie

British actor in the running to play the creator of the controversial game

Joe Hockey moves to add GST to music, movie and game downloads

State and territory treasurers agree in principle to support so-called integrity measures under which overseas retailers of ‘intangibles’ will have to charge GST

Star Wars has gone digital – but how should you actually watch it?

Now that the entire franchise is available to watch digitally, are you more ‘Narrative Structure’ or ‘Machete’?

Steven Spielberg to direct adaptation of virtual reality novel Ready Player One

Oscar-winning director will take on cult sci-fi book after making Roald Dahl’s The BFG

Salma Hayek praises social media’s ‘peaceful revolution’ for women

Actor says Facebook and Twitter have helped tackle issues such as domestic violence and age discrimination - and takes her first selfie

The top 50 apps for creative minds

Our pick of the best tablet and smartphone tools to enable you to make films, music, art and more

Pixels to challenge Avengers 2 at box office after studio says trailer smashes records

Adam Sandler action comedy delivers a surprising 34.3m trailer views in one day, according to Sony

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