Get smart, get safe online By Caribbean Beat | News & Online Exclusives Every citizen can choose to be smart when it comes to online predators and criminals, and “smart actions” should be taught, developed, and utilised daily
Trinidadian Laurie Voss: unbreaking the internet By Mark Lyndersay | Issue 140 (July/August 2016) Last March, an angry software developer deleted a JavaScript code package from the Internet. It doesn’t sound very exciting, but the result was thousands of broken websites, and a cascade of online errors. In stepped Trinidadian Laurie Voss, CTO of the web company npm. Mark Lyndersay tells the story of a coding rescue mission
Have internet, will travel By Georgia Popplewell | Issue 138 (March/April 2016) Think of almost any imaginable human behaviour or need, and you can bet someone’s built a website for it. Travel is no exception. Georgia Popplewell compiles a handy survey of the best travel websites and apps to help you make the most of your trip — to the Caribbean or anywhere else in the world
Are you listening? A decade of Global Voices By Philip Sander | Issue 131 (January/February 2015) For a decade, the international citizen media project Global Voices has helped break through online barriers of country, culture, censorship, and language — and the Caribbean has played a key role almost from the start. Philip Sander finds out more
Maxine Williams: “Big ideas can change the world” By Tracy Assing | Issue 129 (September/October 2014) Trinidadian lawyer and actor Maxine Williams on how she became Facebook’s global head of diversity, and why her role at the powerful web company is a platform for spreading the benefits of the digital world — as told to Tracy Assing
Netwatch: Caribbean Callaloo By Georgia Popplewell | Issue 43 (May/June 2000) The Caribbean on the net
Bevil Wooding: casting the internet wider By Gerard Best | Issue 107 (January/February 2011) Bevil Wooding of Trinidad & Tobago is one of only seven people worldwide who hold keys to the Internet. He tells Gerard Best what he really wants
The Caribbean blogosphere By Kim Youngblood | Issue 79 (May/June 2006) Names to look out for in the Caribbean blogosphere
