Hundreds of new computers does not equal an effective communications network built to service realistic goals of policing strategy.
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Angél Stewart has been working to improve the digital backend of projects in the creative industry. His newest project brings enterprise scale CRM to even small scale creative producers. I've been following this journey for a decade.
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Regional spectrum harmonisation calls for the commitment by individual nation states within the Caribbean to first follow ITU recommendations, then to allocate their local frequencies so that they align with regional harmonisation goals.
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Attracting digital infrastructure is easy to call ‘economic development’ until somebody calculates what that infrastructure consumes. - Taran Rampersad
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When Harry Belafonte released his landmark album Calypso in 1956, the year that Sparrow unleashed Jean and Dinah, calypso had already been stereotyped into a mishmash of colourful costumes, straw hats, steelband music and a curious island lilt.
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Apple dropped new hardware and a new OS across its line. Intel is dead. The new CEO steps up and out. It’s all a lot. Here’s a rundown of what you might want or need to know.
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The Hollywood system, replicated and adapted in Bollywood and Nollywood is being shaken today and Charlie Fink has thoughts about what’s happening.
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"AI is more crowded because it’s so accessible. Most people are pressing buttons. The work is in defining what the buttons do." - Ryan C Khan
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The Declaration of St George's, an agreement signed in February 2022, which promised to reduce roaming rates within the region, remains an unkept promise to regional customers.
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The destructive plague of sextortion is increasing in scope and effectiveness. AI deepfakes and improved social engineering are luring more teenagers to share revealing images that are used to blackmail and terrorise them with devastating consequences.
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Attorney at Law Jason Nathu considers the impact of the TT Judiciary's Practice Direction on AI use. Particularly important if you intend to represent yourself!
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According to Black Kite, known ransomware breaches increased by 60 percent in the first half of 2026.
Even months after being breached, more than half of victims still carried vulnerabilities.
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@astewart42 Communication is not literacy. Shorthand is a good example. If you understand it, it communicates. If not, it’s gibberish. Literacy is the ability to understand the messages of the wider world and engage with them meaningfully.
When generic content becomes easy to produce, the advantage shifts to what is harder to replicate, original journalism, trusted relationships and communities.
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Samsung is pushing in hard on artificial intelligence in its smartphones describing its new One UI 9 as an “AI OS,” a “layer that runs across the Galaxy ecosystem.”
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