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Cooper's Island is returning to its former use as a tracking station this year, with the European Space Agency (ESA) setting up temporary facilities at the site. According to a Government spokeswoman the ESA has completed the first stage of setting u...

The International Telecommunication Union has taken its annual pulse of the “information society”, to see where we stand now. What’s certain is the continuing growth and increasing penetration of information and communications technologies. With the...

This year’s winner of the Charman Prize, one of the Island’s most prestigious art competitions, had to keep pinching himself the next day to make sure he hadn’t dreamt the whole thing up. Andrew Stevenson won the $10,000 Charman Prize for his documen...

A virtual retirement tsunami could be reaching Bermuda’s shores as the first wave of baby boomers turns 65 this year. The Island is expecting a 25 percent jump in the number of senior citizens living here in the next few years psychologist Robyn Mont...

The impact of the recession has seen an increase in stress levels among employees in Bermuda. And the Island’s ageing population means there is a greater risk of cases of dementia. But clinical psychologist Robyn Montarsolo, who this week opened her ...

The Internet, social media and the mass sharing of content online has opened up a range of issues on who owns what and who has permission to republish. The debate has implications for those who post on social media and also for businesses, which migh...

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce Business Technology Division has announce it will be hosting the 2011 Techweek Tradeshow in October. The Technology Division, which champions innovation in technology and stimulates interest in and the adoption of adva...