In what looks like a case of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing the Caribbean Beat blog covered the launch of TriniHits earlier this year where we subsequently asked in a follow up about the model and the rights associated.
In the latest edition of the Caribbean Beat magazine Tracy [...]

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This map courtesy of UnusualMaps.com illustrates the average number of medals won per million people in an Olympic Summer Games between 1996 and 2004.
Medal counts from the last three Olympic Games were used primarily due to the fact that participating nations have remained relatively unchanged during this time period. (Prior to 1996, the [...]

Listening to an online radio station recently and wondered does your radio or television station still play the National Anthem to start the day off?
I remember back in the day when we only had one or two television stations and cable was unheard of except for those few who erected a satellite [...]

In response to a letter to the editor of the Express for the Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) to put the new voter map online, Allyuh dug up an archived copy of the last published story in 2004 when the EBC added five constituencies.
The letter does raise some interesting discussion points, one being the [...]

So TSTT is trying to pull the wool over consumers’ eyes by rebranding their High Speed internet division to Blink because it’s “just that fast” or whatever it is their ads are saying. But here’s what I’m saying. Yet again we see TSTT being reactive, as was the case when Digicel entered the market.
Some time [...]