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AI’s sting in the tail for journalism

Mark Lyndersay - May 8, 2023

At stake for journalism is nothing less than the pact between audience and news packager that the reporting and commentary on offer is true to the best knowledge of its creators.

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Building a company data protection regime

Mark Lyndersay - May 1, 2023

You need to make an investment that's suitable to the proportion of risk that you face.

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Facebook offers media the middle finger

Mark Lyndersay - April 24, 2023

Publishers need to read the tea leaves that are exploding in their faces. Meta isn't even hinting here.

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Education Ministry begins digital transformation

Mark Lyndersay - April 17, 2023

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley noted that the allocation to the Ministry of Education in the budget, 13 per cent, was the largest in the 2022-2023 budget, a sum of $7.45 billion.

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Huawei’s quiet business retooling

Mark Lyndersay - April 10, 2023

Huawei is one of the largest producers of energy inverters, a key component in effective solar energy capture.

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The computer goes clackety-clack

Mark Lyndersay - April 3, 2023

Despite the ubiquity of low-profile chiclet keys the mechanical keyboard is enjoying a dramatic resurgence.

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Altspace, we hardly knew ye

Mark Lyndersay - March 27, 2023

Microsoft began laying off 11,000 workers in January and the refocus of the company’s business has also brought doubts about the corporate version of Altspace, Microsoft Mesh.

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Some things, from somewhere, nowish

Mark Lyndersay - March 20, 2023

Today's trend to explorations of inner-space instead of outer-space began all the way back in 1979 with Octavia Butler's Kindred.

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