Picture this!
Forty pieces of photography by young Barbadians are now on display at the Barbados Museum after the National Geographic Photo Camp’s Exhibition was launched last Friday night.The exhibition, under the theme Waterworks: A Vi...
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Picture this!
Forty pieces of photography by young Barbadians are now on display at the Barbados Museum after the National Geographic Photo Camp’s Exhibition was launched last Friday night.The exhibition, under the theme Waterworks: A Vi...
Google to sell Nexus One offline, close Web store
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google Inc. will close an online store that it set up to sell its Nexus One phone and rely on traditional retailers instead.The shift announced Friday ends Google’s attempt to develop a new sales model ...
Browne: It’s up to govt
RESTORING CONFIDENCE in the market after the CLICO crash was Trinidad and Tobago’s key action and responsibility.And while not seeking to offer Barbados a prescription for how to handle the controversial CLICO Internation...
Consulting firm: Exciting times ahead
While the regulatory fallout for international business jurisdictions has been viewed with trepidation by some since the global financial crisis, one international financial consultant thinks Barbados is in a good position...
Google grabs personal info off of Wi-Fi networks
By MICHAEL LIEDTKEAP Technology WriterSAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google Inc. has been vacuuming up fragments of people’s online activities broadcast over public Wi-Fi networks for the past four years, a breach of Web etiquette li...
RIGHT OF CENTRE: Use social media to push tourism
THERE ARE so many more things we could be doing that I doubt this publication has sufficient room to articulate, so I will try to focus on one small area.We really have to spend the available resources, which are substantia...
LEFT OF CENTRE:Need for enabling environment
Whilst we acknowledge and laud Government’s backing for the sector through increased financial support to the Barbados Tourism Authority and price support for the industry that has been allocated to us through the Tourism I...
THE ISSUE: Efforts to keep tourism afloat
Tourism is this island’s highest performing sector but it is also one of the most vulnerable sectors in the Barbados economy. Dr Delisle Worrell, Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, pointing out the performance of the...
Guilty of loving and trusting women
MONICA WALCOTT says her son Mark is no child molester.“The only thing my son is guilty of is loving women and trusting them. He is a decent, respectful person who never sees the bad in anyone,” she stated.She was reacti...
Lee: Push up bus fares
Increase public bus fares to $2! The Association of Public Transport Operators (APTO) made this call to Government yesterday.APTO president Morris Lee told a Press conference in the Cheapside, St Michael minibus termina...
