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Google vice-president Vint Cerf has made it abundantly clear this week that our digital media is not safe.

In a world where everything has become available in a digital format, it is easy to forget what those simple yet nostalgic print days were all about. We no longer file invoices in physical space, we simply drag and drop them from our desktop to a little folder where they can live happily ever after. They'll always be recoverable and will always be there when we need them, right?

Project HoloLens is the latest piece of tech to cause a stir. Only ever dreamt of in sci-fi books and films, Holographic environments are a step closer to being part of daily life rather than a mere concept.

With such a huge advancement in the way we could consume media, what would the world of publishing look like through HoloLens?

2014 was a pivotal year for technology, bringing the rise of the 'phablet', an increase in demand for wearable technology and dramatic changes in the way readers consume digital content. So what does this mean for the publishing industry in 2015? Here at Page Lizard, we've whipped out our crystal ball and have rounded up our Digital Publishing predictions for the next year.

As the nights draw in, most of us would rather be at home snuggled up with a glass of mulled wine and the latest episode of The Apprentice. What could tempt you out of those comfy Fair Isle jumpers more than a good Digital Publishing event? Here are our pick of the top 8 unmissable events this winter.

Even professionals read on mobile: two case studies

Last week I gave a talk to the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) conference in London about how to create and edit digital magazines for mobile readers.