Stories about Caribbean from July, 2005
Trinidad and Tobago: New Podcast
Both Caribbean Free Radio and Subway Chronicles point out that the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society now has Creative Commons licensed podcasts. The first podcast is 44 minutes and discusses...
Flickr Pick from Trinidad and Tobago
From the excellent photoblog, Caribbean Free Photo, comes this portrait, entitled “Steel and Brass.” 22-year old trumpeter Etienne Charles, photographed at the Phase II Pan Groove panyard, home base of...
Trinidad: Trains
Taran Rampersad writes of the former train system in Trinidad and Tobago which was mostly used to transport sugar during British colonial times.
Guyana – The Simputer
Taran Rampersad tests out his newly arrived Indian Simputer in Guyana.
Guyana: Skyping the Remote Guyanese Interior
Caribbean Free Radio links to a Skype interview with “Guyanese adventurer Duane de Freitas, who lives in the Guyanese interior and uses a satellite internet connection to communicate with the...
Trinidad and Tobago: Hindi Dictionary Updated
Taran Rampersad discusses Hindi in Trinidad and Tobago.
Haiti: Free Haiti – More Campaign Update
Charles Norman Todd of Freiheit and Wissen has an excellent collection of links on the civil strife in Haiti.
Guyana: St. Joseph Mercy Wings Vocational School; The Computer Lab
Taran Rampersad describes his experience at the St. Joseph Mercy Wings Vocational School's computer lab in his ongoing quest to help bridge the digital divide.
Flickr Pick from Dominican Republic
Haitian Sugar Worker-Dominican Republic 1988 by firechick.
Hurricane Dennis vs. London Bombing – KnowProSE.com
Taran Rampersad compares the Caribbean big media and blogosphere's coverage of Hurricane Dennis and the London Bombing.
More Bomb Posts … In Trinidad and Tobago
While the international big press keeps its gaze set on any new developments coming out of London regarding 7/7, the Caribbean blogosphere has done an excellent job covering yesterday's explosion...
Americas Friday Blog Roundup
Taran Rampersad discusses Wikipedia in the Caribbean and specifically, Guyana. He's also got some good updates on Hurricane Dennis. Agua Fuertes 2004 starts a long discussion when questioning whether Google...
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