Alternative communications tools make the idea of cabled voice services increasingly irrelevant.
“When used in tandem with the government’s broader vision, 5G will facilitate a new phase in the country’s development,” – Robert Le Hunte.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Newsday reports on a court case that resulted in a fine for Abchan Enterprises of Salazar Trace…
This opinion was originally published on Shiva Bissessar’ blog. It is reproduced here with the author’s permission. The Telecommunications Authority…
BitDepth#951 for August 26 The Room 101 at UWI’s Engineering Building was surprisingly full for the discussion on Network Neutrality…
Technologist Bevil Wooding writes about the importance of Net Neutrality… In general, it is always troubling when private firms place…
At 9:00pm on June 08, Digicel Trinidad and Tobago announced on its Facebook page that it was restoring access to…
BitDepth#944 for July 08 Digicel Trinidad and Tobago quietly dropped a bomb on Saturday morning, with a notice on its…
The following is a press release of the joint statement from the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society, the Internet Society Trinidad and Tobago…
This afternoon, Digicel’s Communications Manager Penny Gomez responded for a request for clarification on the company’s recent decision to ban…
In response to a list of questions from TechNews T&T seeking TSTT’s position on voice over IP services on their…
In a notice on its website dated Friday, July 05, 2014, Digicel Trinidad and Tobago announced that it was banning ‘unlicensed’ voice…
Richard Browne reports in the Sunday Gleaner that Digicel is blocking “unlicensed VOIP services” in Haiti and considering doing the same in…
