TechNewsTT is an expansion of the long running technology column, BitDepth.
The column, written by journalist Mark Lyndersay, has been continuously published for the last 31 years with a focus on personal technology and its impact on the lives of the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
An archive of the weekly column produced between 2005 and 2015 can be found here.
BitDepth began in The Trinidad Express in September 1995 and it ran there until November 1998, when it moved to The T&T Guardian.
The column has also been published in the short lived tabloid paper The Wire (2001-2003). following its author to that project.
The column currently appears in the T&T Newsday on a Monday and since December 2017 has been published in that newspaper.
With the closure of Newsday in January 2026, BitDepth and other reporting are available exclusively on this website. If you wish to receive notifications of new posts, consider subscribing to our low-impact newsletter, there’s a sign-up form on every post page.
We also post links and summaries to new posts and posts that provide useful background for breaking events to our Facebook, Threads, X, LinkedIn, Tumblr, BlueSky and Mastodon feeds. If you’re on any of those social media platforms, follow us there.
TechNewsTT was founded in April 2014 to amplify the reporting and commentary of BitDepth.
This niche-focused website provides a curated source of information from technology vendors, normally issued as press releases, links to other technology reporting or posts on the web and offers an expanded source of informed technology writing focused on the digital development of Trinidad and Tobago..
TechNewsTT was accepted into the Civil Registry on June 02, 2019 and is guided by its constitution and guidelines for journalistic transparency and accountability. {The Civil journalism experiment was shuttered a year later.]
Opinion pieces are welcomed from local or regional technology practitioners and writers. See our guidelines for more information about submissions.
Mark Lyndersay’s photography website is here.
He is the editor of OpEdTT, the opinion leadership section of Trinigoodmedia and his writing and reviews of non-technical subjects were published there.
My current CV in PDF format is here.
