BoomTribe aims to provide in-depth, timely information on current developments within the youth-oriented Caribbean entertainment industry. Our written coverage includes Caribbean music and artistes, the party scene, our TV shows, mobile phone personalization our virtual community.

BoomTribe seeks innovative features, news, reviews, interviews and other material that explores the many aspects of Caribbean youth culture. Our approach is to use humour to break down barriers and get across our point.

We always attempt to clearly establish the unifying components of Caribbean culture and, by looking back in time and across regions, genres and genders attempt to make local activities relevant to all our members regardless of location.

BoomTribe strives to be "forward-looking." We're at the dawn of a new century, with the music and culture of the region becoming ever more influential on the world stage. Article subjects should therefore be current and relevant.

If an article subject is significant and pertains to BoomTribe and its community of members, as a rule of thumb we'll consider it appropriate for publication.

We'll also consider subjects which are of interest to the broad spectrum of Caribbean youth. Our articles are written from the perspective of the Caribbean person, whether based inside or outside of the region.

We're striving a wide range of voices - our hope is for contributors from every country in the region, as well as in the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom.

When an author submits material for publication, this means:

1. The author(s) assures the material is original; his/her own work and is not under any legal restriction for publication online (e.g. previous copyright ownership).

2. The author allows BoomTribe to edit the work for clarity, presentation, including making appropriate hyperlinks within the work.

3. The author gives BoomTribe permission to publish the work and make it accessible in our archives indefinitely after publication. The author may retain all other rights by requesting a copyright statement be placed on the work.