Caribbean Farmers Prepare for Coconut Boom
PORT OF SPAIN - Coconuts are a longtime staple of Caribbean cuisine, and practically an emblem of the region's climate and culture. But a new international initiative is shifting coconut's image to an icon for More...
Caribbean nationals victorious in ARIN elections
CHANTILLY - Three Caribbean candidates—Peter Harrison, Alicia Trotman and Kerrie-Ann Richards—have been elected to leadership roles at the American Registry of Internet Numbers (ARIN). ARIN is one of five Internet More...
Industry stakeholders join forces in Internet Week Trinidad and Tobago
PORT OF SPAIN - The Internet landscape of the Caribbean is small but relatively complex, nascent but constantly evolving. No single organisation holds the responsibility for promoting the growth of an open, stable, More...
Peter Harrison is the only Caribbean candidate for ARIN Board of Trustees elections – Here’s why that matters
VANCOUVER - Peter Harrison has been named among four finalists to contest elections for two seats on the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) board of trustees in October 2018. ARIN is one of five Internet More...
Caribbean candidates vie for posts in ARIN elections
Three Caribbean candidates—Peter Harrison, Kerrie-Ann Richards and Alicia Trotman—have been named among the final candidates to contest elections for leadership roles at the American Registry for Internet Numbers More...
LACNIC, Google to headline ‘Internet Week Trinidad and Tobago’ in October
The Latin American and Caribbean Internet Registry (LACNIC) and Google will hold a series of workshops next month as part of Internet Week Trinidad and Tobago, an event intended to advance the Internet development More...
Trinidad to host CaribNOG Internet conference next month
PORT OF SPAIN - Trinidad and Tobago will host a major regional gathering to advance Internet development in the Caribbean. The event is the sixteenth regional meeting of the Caribbean Network Operators Group, called More...
Internet experts call for more Community Networks in the Caribbean
PANAMA CITY - A group of experts is calling for a different approach to providing Internet access to the poor, remote and underserved parts of the Caribbean region. "Governments, policy makers and the private sector More...
How Piedata is cracking the Caribbean code
PANAMA CITY - Four years ago, a group called Piedata came together with CANTO, a trade association of Caribbean telecommunications service providers, to hold a hackathon. The goal was simple: shine a light on some More...
Caribbean Peering Forum brings dream of better Internet closer
BELIZE CITY - The dream of a faster, safer, more affordable Internet in the Caribbean sometimes seems elusive. One group of Internet pioneers is taking steps to make it a reality. The Caribbean Peering and Interconnection More...
