Despite viral story, UH did not find THC on a meteorite
The article includes false quotes by a made up astrophysicist who never worked at the University of Hawaii.
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
Hawaii social media archives from the Hawaii Hui network, including from HawaiiSocialMedia.com, telling the story of Aloha 2.0.
The article includes false quotes by a made up astrophysicist who never worked at the University of Hawaii.
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
“Not every platform is right for every business and chances are, you don’t have time to manage a half-dozen social media accounts,” writes Emi Yamauchi-Wong. “Start with a platform that makes the most sense for your business.”
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
Last week, Facebook deleted Republican house candidate Nick Ochs’ campaign page for violating its terms of service and community standards.
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
A photo described as being a view of the California wildfires from above the clouds is going viral on social media. But as stunning as the image is, it was taken two years ago over Hawaii Island.
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
“The fact Ms. Salamanca has so many followers makes her actions that much more dangerous and concerning. The spread of misinformation can have very severe consequences during an emergency situation like we are in now.”
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
The Facebook group “Hawaii Quarantine Kapu Breakers,” led in part by former broadcast journalist Angela Keen, is devoted to identifying and tracking visitors to Hawaii who are violating the mandatory 14-day quarantine and turning them into local authorities.
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
The sponsors of a new documentary from a Hawaii-based filmmaker are trying to re-imagine how philanthropy works in the social media age.
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
The University of Hawaii at Manoa is looking to hire a Social Media/Content Specialist to work out of the school’s Office
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
The Digital Marketing Summit will be held on April 26, the latest incarnation of the Social Media Summit, and will
Source: Hawaii Social Media.
The state Department of Land and Natural Resources calls social media “our latest, greatest little technological warfare device,”
Source: Hawaii Social Media.