The Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau has posted its new #LetHawaiiHappen TV spots to YouTube. #LetHawaiiHappen is the HVCB’s 2015 theme, according to Pacific Business News, the use of the hashtag making it clear that social media will be a key part of the campaign. The agency announced just last month that it had selected Shift Communications to launch several new initiatives to engage advocates and … Continue reading #LetHawaiiHappen TV Spots Unveiled
The main focus for the Hawaiian Electric account will be tweeting notifications of major outages affecting Oahu customers. Continue reading Hawaiian Electric Joins Twitter
Hawaii Supreme Court Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald delivered his address via social media for the first time. Continue reading Hawaii Chief Justice Delivers Annual Address on YouTube
The smallest of political acts has triggered accusations of negative campaigning, and renewed attention on ties to a controversial religious group. Continue reading Twitter Posts Prompt Political Protest
Whether it’s Facebook, Twitter or YouTube, candidates for Hawaii governor are hitting the Internet. Continue reading Social Media in the Race for Hawaii Governor
Online social media sites were awash with tsunami information by the time Civil Defense sirens rousted isle residents to news of a tsunami warning. Continue reading Social Media Adds to Torrent of News
