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Lively, revealing discussion at JSC on fintech

Mark Lyndersay - June 13, 2022

Courtpay was frozen in 2020 when the Treasury created a new rule that a bank must provide this service and it cannot be run via a Judiciary bank account.

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Robots II: Automating print layout for web first publishing

Mark Lyndersay - June 6, 2022

Web stories published are dragged into preset layouts for the print edition with formatting handled by AIDA.

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The robots in journalism’s future

Mark Lyndersay - May 30, 2022

The focus should be on supplementing the work that humans do through automation rather than thinking of the tools as a replacement, it's not an automation or human choice.

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What’s happening with regional data protection legislation?

Mark Lyndersay - May 23, 2022

Recent data protection laws in the Caribbean have been heavily modeled on the European Union's General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).

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A bloodless hell

Mark Lyndersay - May 16, 2022

For blood donations, the public health sector is put in the position of asking for a precious resource to be given without cost. It doesn't know how to do that.

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The industrialisation of cybercrime

Mark Lyndersay - May 9, 2022

"In the last year our technology blocked 9.6 billion malware threats and more than 35.7 billion phishing and other malicious emails." - Vasu Jakkal.

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Is TATT becoming a runaway regulator?

Mark Lyndersay - May 2, 2022

In response to questions requesting documents detailing the Minister’s authorisation and the open tendering procedure, TATT responded that “The documents do not exist.”

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The un-blending of local education

Mark Lyndersay - April 25, 2022

A think tank of stakeholders and subject matter experts should be convened by the Education Ministry to consider how to integrate the digital infrastructure that supported remote learning.

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