From all reports, and thanks to digital media, cable/subscriber TV subscriptions have been declining over the past few years, and there is some evidence that is also the case in the Caribbean region. We discuss reasons why digital media might be killing cable/subscriber TV.
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With the introduction of digital currencies across the Caribbean region, there are even more ways to conduct business electronically, but there still seems to be an emphasis on cash, which is likely well into the foreseeable future.
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On 20 April 2022, the Government of The Bahamas released a draft digital assets policy, through which it seeks to realise considerable economic benefit for the country. We outline the policy and briefly share some initial thoughts and considerations.
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Electronic waste (e-waste) is something we do not discuss, but it is a growing problem that is not being decisively addressed. To commemorate Earth Day, we are revisiting the topic of e-waste, to see whether there has been any major improvements since our first article on the subject in 2011.
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The ‘Mudwata’ case in Guyana has been gaining considerable attention, as it puts up for debate what is a cybercrime, and whether cybercrime laws are hindering our rights and freedoms online.
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