Mark Lyndersay

Mark Lyndersay is a writer and photographer based in Trinidad and Tobago. He wrote 1,800 editorial leaders for Guardian Media Limited between 2001 and 2016 and now provides leaders for the T&T Newsday. He writes features and reviews for several publications. His column, BitDepth has examined personal technology issues continuously over the last 27 years. As a photographer, he divides his time between commercial assignments, editorial photography, annual reports and personal projects like Local Lives, which examines the backstory of life and culture in Trinidad and Tobago.

Reuters reports on digital news

Above: The 2018 report's cover. BitDepth#1153 for July 12, 2018 The Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2018 is available online, both as a PDF and as...

Digicel announces LTE launch event

Digicel sent out media invitations today for its launch of its mobile broadband LTE product. The product will be launched on Tuesday next week. Availability...

Digicel raises cost of broadband, TV

Digicel Home Entertainment Services, the company formerly known as Digicel Play, has announced price increases effective August 01, 2018. The company notes the following in...

Fintech is coming!

Above: The Oxford Business Group roundtable's panel. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. BitDepth#1152 for July 05, 2018 June 12 was an ordinary enough day, the morning sunshine...

RIC publishes new Codes of Practice for TTEC

The Regulated Industries Commission (RIC) has published its board approved Codes of Practice for the T&T Electricity Commission. These are the guidelines that govern the...

On improving financial transparency and reporting

Above: Luis Almagro and Jorge Familiar. Photo courtesy Alexis Fagre/Banco Mundial. By Luis Almagro and Jorge Familiar In recent years, we have stressed the importance of fighting...

Castles made of sand – Why Android boxes aren’t the real problem.

Above: Android boxes are designed to look like a standard set-top box system. BitDepth#1151 for June 28, 2018 And so castles made of sand, Fall in the...

HP Inc’s new business hardware for T&T

Above: Juan Diego Pareja of HP Inc demonstrates a Xeon powered mobile workstation. All photos by Mark Lyndersay. Click on an image to enlarge. On...

Flow, Pennacool push ICT learning

Above: John Devaux, left, and Cindy-Ann Gatt, right, with representatives of the ten schools who have joined the Flow-Pennacool ICT programme. All photos by...

The [Photoshop] Replacements

Above: Luminar 2018. Click on any image to enlarge. BitDepth#1150 for June 21, 2018 So, how do you replace Photoshop and Lightroom/Bridge in 2018? There are...

Samsung teams with Steinway, introduces Wall Pro

Above: The Wall and the new Steinway Lyngdorf audio system. Photo courtesy Samsung. Samsung Electronics announced today its partnership with the world’s finest audio systems company,...

The license that killed

Above: Promotional art for Adobe's Creative Cloud subscription product. Image courtesy Adobe. BitDepth#1149 for June 14, 2018 For decades, Adobe's Photoshop image editing software has been...
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