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  1. NEENZ
    August 21, 2009 @ 10:10 am

    Greg,

    Actually, you should bold:

    Donna Nakasue: She was the first blogger from Hawaii listed on Alltop, in the Moms alltopic.

    Christa Wittmier: Was one of the original bloggers listed on Hawaii.alltop when it first launched more than a year ago. Her blog is: Honolulu’s Night Life Diaries

    Susie Collins: She blogs about Environmental Health, and was the inspiration for us building http://environmental-health.alltop.com

    Todd Cochrane: As you know is a leader in the Podcasting industry with Geek News Central. And is appropriately listed in the Podcasts alltopic.

    Paula Bender: She writes for East Oahu Sun, which is listed on Hawaii.alltop.

    Mitchell Dwyer: Manages many blogs, and is in our database under Trivia.alltop. Unfortunately, since his sites were hacked months ago, he only has a static page with a message. http://scrivtriv.com/

    There should be only (3) on the Burt’s list, not listed on Alltop, but

    Ian Kitajima: Does he have a blog?

    Andy Bumatai: His show is on indefinite hiatus and the site doesn’t have an RSS feed.

    Judi Clarke: Judi blogs about her profession which is Identity, and not Hawaii. We don’t have an alltopic on Identity (yet) and when we do, she’ll be listed.

    So, the number should actually be 17 out of 20 are listed on Alltop in their appropriate alltopics, 2 do not produce content that can be included on Alltop, and 1 is soon to be listed on Alltop.

    As for your question about Native Hawaiian bloggers and/or social media geeks, based on the list above, I am certain of only 2 — myself and Ryan. But, I’m sure there are many more, and many are already listed on Alltop.

    Aloha,
    NEENZ.

    • Gee Why
      August 21, 2009 @ 11:40 pm

      NEENZ, thanks so much for the corrections! Lots of talent representing the Aloha State.

    • Gee Why
      August 21, 2009 @ 11:41 pm

      Oh yeah, add one more to the (part) native Hawaiian blogger/social media geek list. 😉

  2. Burt
    August 22, 2009 @ 5:32 am

    An 85% correlation is reaffirming. The deviation is a result of my subjective criteria for making the list. Although having a blog is key to being on any social media list, I considered a regular video webcast, podcast, active tweeting, community building and support, niche interests and overall positive energy as additional measures of their social media worthiness. Thanks for the continued interest in the personalities. I also feel each one, in their way, is making a difference.