Hawaii News – Then
KGMB, local broadcast titan of the last half century, has finally shuttered its Kapiolani headquarters. In a life-preserving move to...
KGMB, local broadcast titan of the last half century, has finally shuttered its Kapiolani headquarters. In a life-preserving move to...
The month of May often means a few things in life: better weather, longer days and the start of blockbuster...
An interview with John Prime Hina, Hawaii Graffiti pioneer and leader of 808Urban, as we discuss how to ‘get up’...
Pierre Omidyar’s experiment in local news is set to launch on May 4th. Civil Beat, which was formally known as...
The Historic Hawai‘i Foundation has compiled a list of buildings that represent the advocacy of modern architecture in Honolulu. From the East/West...
During my elementary and middle school years I rode the 80 Express home every afternoon. In Hawaii Kai I’d have...
An inevitability in the urbanization process is that the more developed a place becomes, the more it starts to look...
If there is one thing that Hawai‘i residents do well, and often, it’s eating out. Like movie theaters and high...
Pierre Omidyar, eBay founder and recent full-time resident, has begun building his news empire in the Pacific. Tech Crunch is following this story, which will most likely shine some light on our depressed news industry. This will be a big issue for Hawaii’s future, more to come as various companies vie for news dominance in the Islands. Hopefully this doesn’t mean Hawaii is a good source for bad news. Peer News blog
“You shouldn’t assume that traditional...
Each year, with amazing precision, a new batch of The Official Hawaiian Telcom telephone directories is delivered across the Hawaiian isles....
During the course of our life we become increasingly aware of time and its relation to our daily activities. As...
A couple quick thoughts about the Future of Media workshop that was held in conjunction with the Hawai‘i Statehood Conference....
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