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What being a paperboy taught me

Mark Lyndersay - November 7, 2019

Delivering newspapers was a gateway drug into the business of journalism. Years after I began writing, my mother kept teasing me that newspaper ink had permanently tainted my blood.

Technology Reporting

Avaya makes a bold business move

Mark Lyndersay - November 7, 2019

Data traffic that orginates locally remains local and is routed through TSTT’s servers. For security, all streams are protected with AES 128 bit encryption.

BitDepth

AmCham’s cybersecurity warnings

Mark Lyndersay - October 31, 2019

With more than US$1 billion paid in ransomware demands in 2016 alone and years of work lost in data that remains inaccessible, the cost of not securing networks has sharply risen in the last five years.

BitDepth

Dear John…

Mark Lyndersay - October 24, 2019

Whether it was exploring the woods above the school, a region declared absolutely out of bounds, or snorkelling among particularly vicious rocks at Macqueripe, you were always out front, urging the timid and sensible onward.

News Briefs

Samsung introduces Good Vibes app for the deafblind

Mark Lyndersay - October 18, 2019

Once a deafblind person has learned Morse Code, the app can translate taps on the screen into words and interpret responses as vibrations on the screen.

Opinion

The Widening Gyre in T&T telecoms

OpEd - October 17, 2019

Is TATT still pursuing these projects either outside of the scope defined in the Regulations or in breach of the statutory procedures demanded of them?

BitDepth

Catalina is here. Beware.

Mark Lyndersay - October 17, 2019

The list of issues is impressively long for Photoshop and many of the problems that are cropping up with Photoshop’s plug-ins are also going to break other apps.

BitDepth

ICT ignored in budget

Mark Lyndersay - October 10, 2019

At the Cabinet level of governance consideration, technology is still viewed as a support tool, not an enabling one.

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