Caribbean governments split on drone regulations
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles represent a challenge for Caribbean governments, but there is a strong reason why they should adapt — and quickly
Jamaica’s political parties caught up in web domain fight
The two major political parties in Jamaica appear to be in an online war, copping the domain names of each other’s campaign messages ahead of general elections
It’s time for the Caribbean to get serious about cyber-security
The Caribbean is woefully unprepared, with governments and private sector usually failing to take any steps until it’s too late.
How could the liberalisation of the Internet transform Cuba?
As Cuba negotiates relations with the U.S., the internet may become the issue that culturally and politically defines the country’s identity.
Cuba finally relaxes restrictions on Internet access
The Castro regime is slightly easing its restrictions on the internet, but for Cubans that could benefit, it won’t be cheap, nor will it be accessible to most
How secure is Barbados’ new centralised health information system?
Barbaos is rolling out a central health information system by 2015, but the absence of data protection legislation and data security standards create a worrying situation
