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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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BitDepth

Work from Home essentials

Mark Lyndersay -
From the day they were introduced, inkjet printers were a scam. The printer was priced cheaply to lock the user into buying expensive cartridges for the life of the device.
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Opinion

Pushing culture upstream

Mark Lyndersay -
"It's important to keep the audience in the space. You can't build a show to a climax, You have to come hard early and keep me entertained." - Kenny Phillips.
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BitDepth

What is Carnival?

Mark Lyndersay -
The persistence of traditional practitioners, the mobility of their creations and the navel-string narratives they have preserved became the creative foundation of a reimagined Carnival.
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Guest Post

Making a Blue Economy work for the Caribbean

OpEd -
This development can’t come quickly enough. The mounting challenges posed by climate change risk tipping Carribean nations over the edge.
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BitDepth

Digicel’s identity crisis

Mark Lyndersay -
DigicelTT eats the chow it serves, and maintains a private BiP channel for updates and team chats, information sharing and disappearing messages that’s used by its management and employees.
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Covid-19

How much data sharing is too much?

OpEd -
Your data is captured in various ways. You enter details on forms. You give your ID (or driver’s permit) card to a company representative.
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Technology Reporting

Microsoft’s Viva brings HR to the remote workday

Mark Lyndersay -
“Viva is powered by the full breath and depth of Microsoft 365, and it’s experienced primarily through Microsoft Teams." - Jared Spataro
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