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Giving away our data made the rise of AI not just easy but inevitable

I suppose Frankenstein (or was it Doctor Who?) led us all astray: into believing that when robots took over the world they would clunk around...

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Angus Peter Campbell

People make businesses – but we can’t get them

My job involves speaking to a lot of people in the business community and it’s one of the things I like most. Across the length and breath of our...

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Russell Borthwick

From Succession to real-life rural stories, there are some things AI will just never capture

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Kirstin Innes

Iain Maciver: No matter what, Air do Shocair

Having spent much of the last week working on the bonnie island of Scalpay, I’d had a chance to get reacquainted with some folk who I have not...

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Iain Maciver

Kim Hunter: Outsourcing HR can save you so much hassle

Managing human resources (HR) effectively is always difficult for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Even at the early stages of growth it’s...

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Kim Hunter

Top cHeRry winner Willie MacColl: Is your business performing like a pit stop team?

In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing landscape, it’s more important than ever for businesses to have strong leadership that can make a...

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Keith Findlay

Turn down the heat on villainising gas hobs

I was chilled to the marrow to discover a silent killer lurking in my hoose, ready not only to shorten my lifespan but destroy the planet to boot....

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Scott Begbie

Bring back Scotland’s glorious railway football specials

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Mike Edwards

Police budget crisis could leave an open goal for fraudsters

I was wondering if murder-spy thriller The Thirty-Nine Steps would have been as successful if Perth’s John Buchan had called it The Thirty-Eight...

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David Knight

Set all children up to succeed to raise a more positive population

What is happening to our children? Since the easing of Covid lockdowns, we have witnessed appalling behaviour from many of our young people. Not...

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Len Ironside

Alison Paton: How do smaller firms compete in tough recruitment market?

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to pack a punch when it comes to business growth and success. But it’s still a tough market for...

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Alison Paton

Chris Deerin: Like a stealthy mobility scooter, the indignity of ageing has crept up on me

I am, I like to think, a person of few prejudices. I’m not sexist, racist, homophobic or transphobic, and take genuine pleasure in the diversity...

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Chris Deerin

Kerry Hudson: Accepting my chronic illness doesn’t mean giving up on a joyful life

Greetings from Tbilisi, the sweltering, frenetic, broken-down, beautiful capital of the Republic of Georgia. This morning’s breakfast was a...

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Kerry Hudson

The Flying Pigs: Fae Nutbush to Northfield, Tina Turner was a true global icon

The latest topical insights from Aberdeen musical sketch comedy team, The Flying Pigs, written by Andrew Brebner, Simon Fogiel and John Hardie. I...

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The Flying Pigs

George Mitchell: Sweet dreams are made of these…

I recently wrote about modern-day childhood being ruined by technology. Immense feedback: you all agreed it was all far more innocent back in the...

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George Mitchell

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