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The Caribbean Association of Banks urges readiness for the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation
PRESS RELEASE: ST LUCIA, MONDAY MAY 7TH – The Caribbean Association of Banks urges Caribbean-based entities, that interact with data on European Union (EU) citizens, to implement the necessary systems and processes for compliance with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)….
e-Government for Cayman Islands
From eGA Summary Cayman Government has decided to take Estonian e-government model as an example in building its e-society and developing public e-services. During that project eGA acts as main contractor for all consultancy services on e-governance between Estonia and Cayman…
Woman discovers horrifying creature washed up on beach, Twitter helps ID it
BY ISOBEL HAMILTON From Mashable Everyone loves a stroll on the beach, why else would people mention it so much in dating profiles? Walking hand-in-hand with a loved one, the sea air ruffling your hair, the gentle lapping of the…
Electric Crozz SUV
Volkswagen’s electric Crozz SUV gets closer to reality By Roberto Baldwin From Engadget Automakers are trying to get their EVs try to break into the growing SUV market. Volkswagen continues to push its electric roadmap. At the Frankfurt auto show,…
ICO releases Hearing Decision 54 involving Her Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service
In November 2016 an Applicant requested access to a workplace investigation report about her which was written in response to a complaint by an inmate. The matter was appealed to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). After an attempt was made…
Change to to today’s (Fri 28) voter ID distribution schedule/Cayman Islands Voter ID Cards Distribution this Saturday (29)
Elections Office officials will distribute Voter Registration Cards this Saturday, 29 April 2017, at Foster’s Food Fair, Airport from 9 am – 3 pm. The new cards replace previously issued voter IDs. Persons picking up their cards should show a…
US dentist accused of medicaid fraud, pulling teeth while on hoverboard
By Ashlee Kieler From Consumerist Going to the dentist is often unpleasant enough without worrying that your doctor will perform a procedure while riding a hoverboard, but prosecutors in Alaska say one dentist not only defrauded the state out of…
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Cayman Islands invites green iguana contractor registration
The Department of Environment is inviting eligible Caymanians and businesses to register as contractors for this year’s green iguana cull. Registration will begin Wednesday 19th April, at the Department of Environment, North Sound Road, and will be open that day…
Cello cut-offs
What Can a Cello Maker Create With His Cut-Offs? BY RAIN NOE From Core77 Christopher Moore studied Industrial Design at the Georgia Institute of Technology, but the ID field wasn’t enough to keep him; we lost him to the Chicago…
Man with guide dog kicked out of [US] Popeyes, told ‘No pets allowed’
By Laura Northrup From Consumerist Guide dogs and other service dogs are not pets, and federal law protects their right to go anywhere that their owners are allowed to be. Yet the owner of a Popeyes restaurant in Brooklyn wasn’t…
