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A former Logic customer has said “there would be a cold day in hell” before he pays an invalid bill sent to him by the internet service threatening to send his account to the Bermuda Credit Association. The customer said when he cancelled his contra...

The new Public Access to Information regime brings “awesome” implications, according to the creators of the Island’s first open data website that can assist with the refining of PATI questions. On the eve of PATI’s implementation this month, Louis Ga...

The introduction of a fee for “.bm” websites has been approved by the House of Assembly. The Electronic Communications Amendment Act 2015, presented by Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons, will implement a $60 annual charge for registering a ...

School breaks were a problem for Kim Caisey. Her children were 16, ten and four, and finding appropriate care was a nightmare. The younger two had learning challenges; the teenager required a completely different environment. Her frustrations led to ...

George Botelho never thought he would find the love of his life in India. What he did know was that his options in Bermuda were limited, so when friends suggested he give online dating a try, he went for it. That is how he met his wife Ritu in 2007. ...

Bermuda used to be as much a state of mind as a mid-Atlantic micro-state, a community of shared values, shared duties and shared responsibilities. Helping one another, demonstrating genuine compassion, conviction and concern for our neighbours, was a...

About 60 students attended the Island’s first Hackathon yesterday to learn about computer coding and building their own websites. The children, between the ages of 11 and 17, were able to construct the pages during a six-hour session, and some are av...

Internet service providers are working to address internet outages that are affecting credit card transactions and ATM machines on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. The main disruptions appear to be with Logic and Northrock while Fortknox...

A local man has described how he was targeted by a man posing as an operator for Microsoft as part of an ongoing scam. Ted Cassidy received a call to his landline last week from a male claiming to be Daniel Higgins informing him that he could check ...