Honolulu, Hawaii is getting a bum rap this week.
Not only has Intel named the state’s capitol as the 73rd most unwired city in the union, but the Hollywood Reporter finally caught wind of the recent usage fee increase for the local film industry.
Then there’s the whole double-edged sword called tourism, which Poinography does an excellent job deconstructing this week.
Traffic gridlock might be the least of our problems some day.
Poinography: Isles a hard sell to U.S. taxpayers and Can Hawaii handle 8 million guests?
Reuters: Filming fee hike may stall Hawaii film boom
Intel: Most Unwired Cities Survey
