Cayman Islands interns get real world experience
LIME the leading telecoms company in the Cayman Islands hosted five interns over the summer. The programme gives students a chance to work at the heart of the LIME Cayman business during their summer break to experience pace, diversity and…
Baby, we won’t drive our cars: the future of automotive transportation
By Phil Carter From Techcrunch Earlier this summer, Trinity had the pleasure of hosting a Transportation Tech dinner with some of the brightest minds in the space, including Uber’s lead data scientist, Lyft’s leader of operations strategy, RelayRides’ head of…
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Community Events Dr. Moody September 2015 Gordon Solomon Art You are invited you to attend the opening evening of Doctor Moody: Frames of Mind A new series of work by Gordon Solomon Cayman islands national Gallery DART Auditorium www.gordonsolomon.com Youtube:…
This body pillow talks when you touch it, bringing anime to life in new (creepy) way
By J.T. Quigley for Tech in Asia From Mashable Japanese manga and anime are two of the country’s most recognizable pop culture exports, with the likes of One Piece and Attack on Titan attracting die-hard followers across the globe. Obsessed…
How much should firms pay to protect themselves from hackers?
By Nell Gluckman, From The Am Law Daily Whether it’s to steal intellectual property, information on pending mergers or the credentials to bank accounts, cybersecurity consultants say that foreign governments and organized criminal groups are after the data stored inside…
Google grapples with EU right to be forgotten
Sue Reisinger, from Corporate Counsel Google Inc. has its legal hands full overseas these days. Besides its antitrust battle with the European Union, the Internet giant has just received Europe’s first “right to be forgotten” enforcement action for failing to…
Suit against Amazon over student suicide won’t be arbitrated
By Max Mitchell, From The Legal Intelligencer The suit against Amazon stemming from a University of Pennsylvania student who killed herself using chemicals allegedly bought through the online retailer is not headed for arbitration under a stipulation agreed upon by…
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Why Silicon Valley falls short when it comes to education
By Daniel Pianko From Techcrunch Daniel Pianko is managing director of University Ventures, a fund focused on innovation from within higher education. Despite Silicon Valley billionaires’ remarkable track record of innovation, it appears they have decided to throw in the…
