
Mark Lyndersay
Photographer and Writer at Freelance
Editor at TechNewsTT
Columnist at Newsday (Trinidad and Tobago)
I write about tech and I take photographs of people.
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1 week ago |
technewstt.com | Mark Lyndersay
The new interface, inspired by glass and gels, will be introduced on all supported Apple devices in a few months. User interfaces, across different operating systems, have evolved over time, with users adapting to quirks and changes. Positives: Seamless upgrade process, new design elements, and a useful dropdown file menu that enhances app accessibility.
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1 week ago |
newsday.co.tt | Mark Lyndersay
Commentary BitDepth#1515Mark LyndersayAPPLE'S announcements at last week's Worldwide Developers Conference offered few surprises to anyone who's been using their devices. Over the last ten years, the company has been quietly adding features and design from its handheld products (iPad, iPhone) to its desktop products (MacBook, iMac).
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2 weeks ago |
technewstt.com | Mark Lyndersay
Media outlets should focus on building direct relationships with readers and revisit paywalls to generate subscription revenue. Journalists are the key to producing valuable journalism that readers are willing to pay for. News organizations should aim to “own” their audience by encouraging registration and providing valuable content.
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2 weeks ago |
newsday.co.tt | Mark Lyndersay
Commentary BitDepth#1514MARK LYNDERSAYSPEAKING at the 2025 Caribbean Media Summit hosted by the University of Guyana and managed by the Media Institute of the Caribbean, Juan Senor had blunt words for media workers and their managers. “You need to produce journalism worth paying for, because only journalism will save journalism worth paying for. Where is the next big thing in journalism?
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3 weeks ago |
technewstt.com | Mark Lyndersay
Copyright is a collection of rights that automatically vest to someone who creates an original work of authorship Copyright is crucial for professional creators, as it guides negotiations, pricing, and subsequent use of their work Copyright encourages the preservation of creative works Above: Winston Bayley, The Shadow, performing at Dimanche Gras in 2001. Photo By Mark Lyndersay. Shadow would threaten to stop making albums in 2003 because of his frustration with “Musical Pirates.”...
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