The rise of AI moderation and the growing crisis The scale of account removals across Facebook and Instagram has become one of the most significant digital disruptions of the past year. People across the world have woken up to find personal profiles, business pages, community groups and creator accounts wiped …
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Finding an affordable seat to Trinidad and Tobago for the festive season takes planning, patience and a few clever techniques. Christmas is one of the busiest travel periods of the year and prices respond accordingly, but travellers who use the right mix of timing, tools and flexibility can still find …
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Buying Christmas gifts for teenagers aged 13–18 can feel like navigating shifting ground. Interests change quickly, trends move faster than adults can track, and teenagers are far more discerning than many people realise. The best gifts respect their growing independence, support their creativity, and fit naturally into their everyday lives. …
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When a post takes off on Facebook, the moment feels electric. Notifications stream in, shares multiply and your audience seems to grow by the hour. For creators, small business owners and media buyers, a viral post looks like the digital jackpot. Yet once the excitement fades, many notice something unsettling. …
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A joyful season filled with learning Christmas presents for children often carry emotional weight. They become keepsakes, learning tools and sources of comfort long after the holiday season fades. When choosing gifts for children between the ages of 0 and 5, the best options are those that support early development …
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote some of the twentieth century’s most penetrating reflections on human behaviour while sitting in a Nazi prison cell. In 1943 he drafted an essay titled After Ten Years, now part of Letters and Papers from Prison, where he tried to understand how Germany, a country known for …
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Choosing Christmas gifts for children between the ages of five and twelve can feel surprisingly complex. At this stage, children are curious, expressive, energetic, and increasingly aware of the world around them. They want gifts that feel exciting on Christmas morning, yet parents and carers often hope those presents will …
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If you have ever left an IMAX screen buzzing from a film’s scale and clarity, you know what cinematic immersion feels like. Replicating that experience at home used to require a dedicated theatre, a darkened room and a small fortune. That has changed. The Valerion VisionMaster family of projectors places …
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Understanding the fears behind automation Stories about machines replacing people have been part of public life for over a century. Each new wave of technological change sparks warnings that entire professions will vanish overnight. The rise of artificial intelligence has brought fresh rounds of anxiety. Many headlines suggest that the …
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A landmark that reflects the journey of a nation The Radisson Hotel Trinidad stands on Wrightson Road with the kind of quiet authority earned over decades. Its tall, rectangular frame has watched Port-of-Spain shift from a modest capital to the beating heart of a nation shaped by oil wealth, cultural …
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