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Kaiso, kaiso, flows into the data stream

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Calypsonians, Phillip believes, also have to become more proactive in pushing their careers online. Too few are active online or on social media developing and promoting their work.
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Phishing gets subtle, more worrisome

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"We've got all the weaknesses we've always had, but we've got all these new areas which are providing scammers and fraudsters with a whole new range of options to attack us with enticements."
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That difficult vaccination conversation

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Recent urgings and threats to the public to be vaccinated have only led to an uptick in booster shots being administered, with first vaccinations remaining flatlined.
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Alwin Chow’s brief media blitz

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The Guardian would probably have kept right on using those aging Microtek word processors for the rest of the decade, despite their constant glitching.
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TT’s legal hurdles to becoming a digital economy

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E-signatures and other methods of digital verification are foundation blocks to building a viable digital economy of electronic transactions and digital goods and assets.
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The desk job

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A laptop forces you to look down at an incrementally small angle, putting a small but insistent pressure on your neck muscles and encouraging your body to become unnaturally hunched.
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Rusbridger’s Guardian

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What required hand-coding and heavy investments in servers then can now be accomplished for less than a thousand dollars today.
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Huawei’s DigitalTT day delivers fuzzy thinking

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The Digital Transformation ministry will work more extensively with established local developer resources and create a framework that makes better use of home-grown talent.
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