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Jevan Soyer

Jevan Soyer draws from a multifaceted career spanning the hospitality, tourism, education, sales, marketing and construction industries, he brings a methodical and disciplined approach to digital media. A marketing manager and content creator for Sweet TnT Magazine, Study Zone Institute, co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes,Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience.

Digital advertising 2025: The untold secrets every media buyer needs to know before spending a dollar

The ultimate media buyer resource: Sweet TnT Magazine. Media buyers are secretly winning big with digital advertising 2025.

Digital advertising 2025 is shaping up to be the most competitive landscape the industry has ever seen. Marketing budgets are growing, algorithms are shifting, and attention spans are shrinking. Yet the underlying truth remains unchanged: it does not matter how much you spend, but where your ads appear. Placement, audience …

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LoJax: Why computer scientists fear this firmware virus

LoJax: The first UEFI rootkit that computer scientists fear.

For decades, computer viruses have threatened users through software vulnerabilities, corrupted files, and stolen information. Security experts responded with stronger firewalls, advanced antivirus programmes, and constant operating system patches. Yet, the arrival of LoJax shook the cybersecurity world because it was unlike any virus before. LoJax does not simply live …

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Chartreuse: The timeless story of the monks’ liqueur and the colour it inspired

The green legend: Chartreuse and the colour it inspired.

The mysterious beginning of Chartreuse Chartreuse is one of the world’s most fascinating liqueurs, carrying with it more than four centuries of history, mystery, and devotion. Unlike other spirits that were born in distilleries or merchant houses, Chartreuse was created in a monastery, crafted by monks of the Carthusian order …

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The darkside of AI: How hackers exploit artificial intelligence for cybercrime

The darkside of AI: Guardrails, loopholes, and exploits.

Artificial intelligence has transformed everyday life. From drafting emails to analysing financial data, AI is now a trusted assistant for millions. Yet beneath this wave of innovation lies a more sinister reality. The same tools that help businesses operate more efficiently and individuals manage their daily tasks are being exploited …

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AI data centers: How the race to AGI could consume the world’s resources

Will AI data centers outgrow nations in power demand?

AI data centers are emerging as the beating heart of the artificial intelligence revolution. Unlike traditional facilities that stream video, host websites, or back up cloud storage, AI data centers are designed to train and run models that aim for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). These centers are not simple server …

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Jeep drivers raise concerns over safety hazards of ads on infotainment systems

Why Jeep drivers say dashboard ads create a dangerous distraction.

A new trend raises alarm Jeep has built a strong reputation for rugged design, advanced technology, and a loyal driver community that values safety, freedom, and control behind the wheel. Recently, however, a new development in the brand’s infotainment systems has raised serious concerns. Many Jeep owners have reported that …

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Sargassum: From coastal menace to natural resource

Sargassum uses: Housing, fuel, textiles, and the next wave of sustainability.

For years, sargassum has been branded a disaster for Caribbean nations and coastal communities worldwide. Beaches once prized for tourism are now often buried beneath thick, foul-smelling mats of this brown seaweed. Fisherfolk, hoteliers, and environmentalists have sounded alarms as it suffocates coral reefs, traps marine life, and drives visitors …

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US Navy attack on Venezuelan drug shipment and its impact on Trinidad and Tobago

US Navy vs Tren de Aragua: The new frontline in the Caribbean Sea.

A dramatic strike in the Caribbean Sea The United States Navy has made global headlines after launching a missile strike against a suspected Venezuelan drug-trafficking vessel operating in Caribbean waters. According to Washington, the target was a fast boat carrying 11 men, allegedly linked to the notorious Tren de Aragua …

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