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Is the new Justice League the end of cinema?

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This is an era that’s seen a generation come of age with little tolerance for entertainment that can’t be paused or rewound at will.
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New Covid-19 infractions

Mark Lyndersay -
How exactly do we greet people now? How do we deal with people zeroing in for a level of personal contact that we aren’t comfortable with?
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The robot pirates

Mark Lyndersay -
Bots are an integral part of the architecture of the internet, first created to assess the size and number of interconnected computers that comprised the earliest versions of the global network.
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The year of living delicately

Mark Lyndersay -
Stanley Kubrick’s remorselessly eerie interpretation of Stephen King’s The Shining as a lockdown descent into madness wasn’t far off for some.
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The Galaxy S21 – Inching toward excellence

Mark Lyndersay -
Director View is a Covid-19 inspired effort at turning a smartphone into a videoblogging tool that allows a user to put a tiny picture-in-picture view of themselves captured from the selfie camera.
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Republic moves to Endcash

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Digital natives will be keen about using Endcash being able both pay for goods and services and get paid using smartphones.
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Blood simple

Mark Lyndersay -
What happens to a pint of blood is an impressive narrative that details the healing power of donated blood, but it's not widely known.
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Is the Caribbean ready to create a regulatory regime for regional data protection?

Mark Lyndersay -
The most aggressive nations working toward the national data protection and privacy policy requirements are Jamaica and Barbados. Both nations advertised for the role of Data Protection/Information Commissioner in December.
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