Press Releases are submitted by technology firms interested in promoting a product or service to the wider community of technology users and consumers in Trinidad and Tobago. They may be edited for form or length.
“At its core, Microsoft is the productivity and platform company for the mobile-first and cloud-first world. We are working around the globe to reinvent...
On Thursday 23rd April, regional Microsoft thought leaders will give local chief information officers (CIOs) a detailed look at how they can reimagine their enterprise...
Joann D'Juran (centre) demonstrates the Solar Powered Charging system located at the Breakfast Shed to Nicole Kerry Lumkin and Camille Campbell (right) of TSTT.
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Digicel today welcomed the decision of the Barbados Fair Trading Commission (‘FTC’) regarding the application for merger approval filed by Cable and Wireless Communications...
Cable and Wireless Communications, Plc (CWC) announced today that it has completed its US$1.85bn acquisition of 100% of the equity of Columbus International Inc.
Commenting...
On March 27, 2015, Peggy Griffith, CEO of the Barbados Fair Trading Commission, announced the decision of the commission on the merger application between...
Digicel today respectfully called upon the Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (‘ECTEL’) to publicly clarify and confirm the  present status of the regulatory approvals...
On March 26, 2015, the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago issued the following media release regarding the proposed buyout of Columbus Networks by CWC.
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Taking note of the push in the Caribbean region towards software development on mobile platforms, the issue of efficiency and security of software come...
Digicel Business today revealed details of its latest business solutions product, Digicel Eye, which sees customers across the region benefiting from always-on video surveillance...
TSTT has been advised by its international vendor for channels on BLINK Entertainment, that there may be increased incidents of solar interference on satellites...
Discourse, instead of a patronising pat on the head asking whether you have a doctorate, should govern communication between a government and the people who elected them.