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Engaging youth in digital transformation

Mark Lyndersay -
A Pew Research Centre study has shown that more than 60 per cent of young people, mostly teenagers, apply very specific filters to control who can see their information.
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Ookla announces TT’s fourth-quarter broadband speeds

Mark Lyndersay -
Among fixed networks, Digicel+ registered a latency of seven milliseconds (ms) followed by Amplia with 10 ms and Flow, with 18 ms. Blink delivered 40 ms.
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The Philadelphia mistake

Mark Lyndersay -
On September 28, 1918, 200,000 patriotic Americans gathered along a two-mile stretch of Broad Street to view floats, horse-drawn heavy artillery and marching bands.
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The education transformation challenge

Mark Lyndersay -
"There is a need to overhaul teacher education. The goal of education should be creating an environment for lifelong learning."
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Broadband falling from the skies

Mark Lyndersay -
Satellite delivery solves the problems of cost of infrastructure and the limited capacity to recoup it in sparsely populated regions.
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Rise of the nerd browser

Mark Lyndersay -
Arc rather boldly strikes out into new ground. Actually, it takes a wild voop to the boundary. It's definitely not like any browser you've used before.
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The AI invasion: What’s left for creators?

Mark Lyndersay -
"You can either rail and rant and say that the handheld drill is making people skilled at using manual crank drills obsolete or learn to use the new drill."
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AI shows its creative potential…sometimes

Mark Lyndersay -
The most powerful AI tools have been trained by scraping publicly available images across the Internet, assimilating them by the billions.
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