Trinidad and Tobago is 67th on the United Nations Report when it comes to e-Government services. It lagged behind it’s neighbour Antigua and Barbuda which placed 55th. Back in 2008, the UN report had placed T&T much higher, at number 54. It was noted that while other Caribbean countries—like Bahamas, Jamaica, Barbados and Antigua and [...]
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Top 10 Trinidadian Tweeters with the Most Followers
Posted by Ingrid Riley on April 27th, 2010
The top 10 Trinidadian Tweeter list was developed by this single directory, WeFollow.com which is the leading Twitter Directory using a single determinant- how many followers/subscribers does each Tweeter have. I used the most popular country tag “Trinidad” to develop this list. With that in mind, this is the list that emerged. Of course this [...]
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Tags: trinidad, Trinidadian, trinidadian tweeters, twitter directory 
1 Comment »New fiber optic cable install bumps Guyana’s Internet bandwidth
Posted by Ingrid Riley on January 12th, 2010
GEORGETOWN, Guyana- Guyana is set to soon see increased bandwidth capacity as a new fiber optic cable is being landed here from Suriname and is expected to increase the internet speed by some 3,000 times says Chief Executive Officer of the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GT&T) Joseph Singh.
Posted in News & Trends Tags: bandwidth, broadband, digital tv, internet, internet speed, trinidad No Comments »T&T’s Internet sector 10 years behind..i.e opportunity rich!
Posted by Ingrid Riley on October 23rd, 2009
(Trinidad)T&T’s information technology (IT) industry is far behind that of the developed world, said Miles Abraham, director, Simply Intense Media (SIM). “T&T is about ten years behind first-world nations. What was happening in the United Kingdom (UK) about ten years ago is where we are at now. The mobile phone market was liberalised and then [...]
Trinidadian database of 81,000 busineses now online
Posted by Ingrid Riley on August 6th, 2009
You wanna go scouting for business in Trinidad? Well now you can knock yourself out searching a database of over 81,000 registered businesses which is now online. The database is housed on their Ministy of Legal Affairs website which is in great need of a redesign, but if you zoom in on the important stuff, [...]
