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AAM: 48 W. Seegers Road • Arlington Heights, IL 60005-3913 • T: 224.366.6939 • www.auditedmedia.com 01-0963-0 Statewide Reach Oahu Publications, Inc. is Hawai‘i’s largest media. Its products reach 71% of adults on Oahu, Kaua‘i and Hawai‘i Island combined.*

KAUA‘I Statewide Combined * Kaua‘i Reach Reach**

% 69% The Garden Island Kaua‘i Midweek 71 thegardenisland.com Kaua‘i State of Hawai‘i AT-A-GLANCE AT-A-GLANCE #Adult Population...... 54,703 ^Total Visitors...... 1.3 million #Adult Population...... 1,105,457 ^Total Expenditures...... $1.8 billion ^Total Visitors...... 9.3 million ^Total Expenditures.... $16.7 billion

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Alliance for Audited Media Statewide Reach (continued)

Oahu Oahu AT-A-GLANCE * Reach Adult Population...... 773,790# Total Visitors...... 5.7 million^ ...... $7.6 billion^ % Total Expenditures 73 Maui AT-A-GLANCE Adult Population...... 126,071# ^ OAHU Honolulu Star-Advertiser Total Visitors...... 2.8 million MidWeek Total Expenditures...... $4.8 billion^ staradvertiser.com midweek.com

Hawai‘i Island MAUI AT-A-GLANCE Adult Population...... 150,893# Total Visitors...... 1.8 million^ Total Expenditures...... $2.4 billion^

Hawai‘i Island Reach**

HAWAI‘I % ISLAND West Hawaii Today 62 westhawaiitoday.com * Source: 2017 Release 2, Nielsen Scarborough Report. Copyright 2017, The Hawaii Tribune-Herald Nielsen Company. All rights reserved. - Base is 1,001,480 total Oahu Adults. ** Source: 2017 Release 2 + 2017 Release 2, Nielsen Scarborough Report. hawaiitribune-herald.com Copyright 2017, The Nielsen Company. All rights reserved. - Base 154,948 West Hawaii Today/Hawaii Tribune Herald in Hawai‘i Island Big Island TV Week Adults. Base 56,278 The Garden Island/Midweek total Kaua‘i Adults. # U.S. Census – 2016 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates ^ State of Hawaii – Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism

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Alliance for Audited Media Circulation

Star-Advertiser Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Mon-Fri Avg. Star-Advertiser Print 129,152 122,356 109,024 109,795 109,666 110,261 112,991 112,222 Star-Advertiser Digital Replica 1,028 1,086 1,085 1,090 1,074 1,079 1,001 1,083 Star-Advertiser Digital Nonreplica 20,701 22,240 22,798 22,852 22,576 22,409 20,741 22,575

Total Star-Advertiser 150,881 145,682 132,907 133,737 133,316 133,749 134,733 (Subject to Audit) 135,880 Big island TV WEEK

Affiliated Publications MidWeek - Oahu and Kauai - - - 292,335 - - - 58,467 Street Pulse - Print/Digital - - - - - 44,843 - 8,968 USA Today - Hawaii - 5,410 5,407 5,425 5,445 5,946 - 5,531 Big Island TV Week - - - 56,653 - - - 11,331 Total Affiliated Publications - 5,410 5,407 354,433 5,445 50,789 - (Subject to Audit) 84,297

Total Star-Advertiser Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Mon-Fri and Affiliated Publications 150,881 151,092 138,314 488,150 138,761 184,538 134,733 220,177

Neighbor Islands The Garden Island - Kauai Print/Digital 6,968 7,071 7,059 7,216 7,223 7,152 6,466 7,144 Hawaii Tribune-Herald - Print/Digital 14,048 12,897 13,462 12,924 12,972 12,674 11,043 12,985 West Hawaii Today - Print/Digital 8,494 6,945 7,017 6,982 7,126 6,978 6,584 7,009 Total Neighbor Islands 29,510 26,913 27,538 27,122 27,321 26,804 24,093 27,138 (Subject to Audit)

Other Circulation

Ho‘okele (Navy & Air Force) - - - - - 19,770 - 3,954 Total Other Circulation - - - - - 19,770 - 3,954 (Subject to Audit)

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Mon-Fri Grand Total Combined Average Circulation 180,392 178,085 165,954 515,349 166,159 231,190 158,824 251,351 *Midweek Oahu distribution is 269,041 and Midweek Kauai distribution is 23,294

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Alliance for Audited Media About Oahu

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Mobile ABOUT OAHU • Oahu is the third largest Hawaiian island in size, but primarily defined by the state capital of Honolulu, the most populous city in Hawaii. • There are 780,656 adults on Oahu • 51% are male, and 49% are female • 32% are 18-34 years old, 32% are 35-54 years old and 36% are Tablet 55 years old or older • 42% of Oahu’s population is Asian, 21% is white, 9% is Pacific Islander, 3% is another single race and 24% has 2 or more races. • 53% of households are married-couple families President & Publisher • 28% of households have children 17 or younger Dennis Francis...... (808) 529.4702 • 66% of adults 25+ have some college education or higher [email protected] Vice President/Advertising • The median household income is $80,513 Chief Revenue Officer Patrick Klein...... (808) 529.4842 • 55% of households are owner-occupied J. David Kennedy...... (808) 529.4818 [email protected] The median home value is $658,900 [email protected] • Vice President/Business Development Source: U.S. Census – 2016 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates Vice President/Editor & Regional Sales Frank Bridgewater...... (808) 529.4791 Jay Higa...... (808) 529.4712 TOURISM [email protected] [email protected] • Oahu received 5.7 million visitors in 2017. Vice President/Digital Media Director of Sales & Marketing Linda Woo...... (808) 529.4355 • They spent close to $7.6 billion. Troy Fujimoto...... (808) 695.6322 [email protected] [email protected] • Oahu visitors stay an average of 6.75 days. Director of Retail Sales Source: State of Hawaii – Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism Senior Vice President/ Darin Nakakura...... (808) 529.4726 Audience & Operations [email protected] Aaron Kotarek...... (808) 695.6318 [email protected]

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Alliance for Audited Media Star-Advertiser Readership

A week in print and a month online with the Star-Advertiser reaches nearly 63% of Oahu adults.

TOTAL STAR-ADVERTISER 5 Dailies, 1 Sunday and SUNDAY 30 Days Online STAR-ADVERTISER 63% Average Issue 495,094 345,351 44%

DAILY STAR-ADVERTISER Average Issue 34% STARADVERTISER.COM 264,533 30 Days 156,739 20%

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Alliance for Audited Media Total Oahu Rent/Other Adults 100% Own residence G Men USIN 1 Household Income O S 0 Women % E 0 H % $100,000+ 0 0 X 1 E M Blue Collar O 18-34 C

N I

/ A

B 1 G

White 0

0 0

Reach of Demographic0 35-54 Groups

0 0

Collar %

1 E 1 O

Total Oahu

Rent/Other Adults

100%

55 or older College Own residence Men

176,217

Graduate 318,877

495,094 I

Y 49 S

74 104,594 % L

240,757 U

N I 1

0 % 1 345,351 0

Household Income O0 S 0 Women

0 A 63

M % 0

1 % 156,777 248,359 74,938 %

264,533 E

T H189,595 % % 0

A $100,000+

I Asian 29

F 0 56 % X Have Children O 1 44 137,366 N % 169,219 62

A % Y L 74 % T I % % 44 21 34 106,866 % 34 E % 42 127,167 176,132 % % 246,735

Native Hawaiian,50 %

Married M 80,059 % 45 1 0 % 0 33 63 Blue Collar 85,741 Pacific Islander 18-34 O 38 % 45 % Other Ethnicity White C 52,606 % 31,653 N 28 % % 48,203 I 13 % 35,973 19 103,346 19% 41 / A % Daily Star-Advertiser issue 206,104 67 % 71,704

B G

% 29

White 0

0 0 % 0 35-54

% Sunday Star-Advertiser 39 99,051

0 0

Collar 128,354 42 %

1 E 1 O % average issue

32 % J

98,571 63 158,797

Star-Advertiser 7 days

print plus 30 days online 57 %

% 161,176

70 %

% 70 % 161,905 45

232,951

103,167 37 198,097

84,575 % % 55 or older College % 82 %

% 138,514

Graduate 22 32 52

34 %

53 %

44 183,883

75,560 36,528

181,621 114,275 % 33

% 69

Y % %

L % 32 63,018 50,413

N I % % 1

% 29

241,306 0

41 76,708

0 65 0

0 A

M % 1 61 38 54

% T % A

142,821 I Asian

F % O Have Children 181,647 26,473 73,843

62 N

273,741 123,920 A Y L T 34,347 I

56,025

Married Native Hawaiian,

1 0 % 0 Pacific Islander Other Ethnicity White

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products HONOLULU STAR-ADVERTISER

The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is read by 63% of Oahu adults each week.

Honolulu Star-Advertiser STARADVERTISER.COM • Hawaii’s largest daily newspaper, and Oahu’s only daily newspaper – publishes 7 days a week* • Honolulu Star-Bulletin (est. 1882) and The Honolulu Advertiser (est. 1856) merged to launch Honolulu Star-Advertiser in June 2010 • Award-winning journalism covering local, state, national and world news for Oahu and neighbor islands

DAILY CIRCULATION DAILY OAHU READERSHIP 135,880 264,533 34%

SUNDAY CIRCULATION SUNDAY OAHU READERSHIP 150,881 345,351 44%

WEEKLY READERSHIP 453,450 58%

WEEKLY READERSHIP + 7 DAYS ONLINE 481,443 61%

WEEKLY READERSHIP + 30 DAYS ONLINE 495,094 63%

*Among newspapers audited by AAM.

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products STARADVERTISER.COM

staradvertiser.com averages nearly 12 million page views and 1.2 million unique browsers each month

PAGE VIEWS FACEBOOK LIKES 11,994,711 410,020

UNIQUE BROWSERS TWITTER* FOLLOWERS 1,233,868 87, 0 5 4

AAM Digital Audit/Site Certifier October 2017 *Total includes Twitter followers from four accounts: Star-Advertiser (@staradvertiser) Star-Advertiser Features (@staradvfeatures) Star-Advertiser Business (@staradvbiz) Star-Advertiser Politics (@starpolitics)

as of July 31, 2018

Honolulu Star-Advertiser Mobile App SCREEN VIEWS DOWNLOADS 2,361,995 137, 0 3 4

UNIQUE DEVICES 25,022

AAM Digital Audit, March 2018

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products NEWSPAPERS

MidWeek Oahu is direct-mailed via 2nd class mail to 269,041 residences.

•MidWeek Weekly community newspaper on Oahu – publishes every Wednesday • MidWeek Oahu est. 1984. • Mailed by zip code to virtually every household on Oahu • Delivered by U.S. Postal Service via 2nd class mail

MONTHLY OAHU DISTRIBUTION READERSHIP 269,041 374,633 48% 4 wk reach

Kahuku 96731

Laie 96762 Haleiwa 96712 Hauula 96717

Kaaawa Waialua 96730 96791 Wahiawa 96786

Waianae 96792 Kunia Mililani Kaneohe 96759 96789 Pearl City 96744 96782 Aiea Kailua Waipahu 96701 96734 96797 Kalihi Kapolei 96819 Nuuanu Waimanalo 96707 96817 96795 Salt Lake Manoa / Makiki Ewa Beach 96818 Aina Haina / 96822 Hawaii Kai 96706 Kahala 96825 Punchbowl 96821 96813 Ala Moana 96814 Kaimuki / Moiliili / Waialae University 96816 96826 Waikiki 96815

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS

VOICE ZONE PUBLICATION INSERTED INTO MIDWEEK OAHU • Weekly community newspaper on Oahu – publishes every Wednesday • Mailed by zip code to virtually every household on Oahu • Delivered by U.S. Postal Service via 2nd class mail

91% 100 % 50,297 39,654 HOMES HOMES

92% CENTRAL OAHU 45,909 WINDWARD % HOMES OAHU 90 WEST 34,303 OAHU HOMES EAST OAHU

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Alliance for Audited Media About Kaua‘i

ABOUT KAUA‘I • There are 55,839 adults on Kauaì • 49% are male, and 51% are female • 23% are 18-34 years old, 33% are 35-54 years old and 43% are 55 years old or older • 34% of Kauai’s population is Asian, 32% is white, 8% is Pacific Islander, 2% is another single race and 24% has 2 or more races. • 24% of households have children 17 or younger • 60% of adults 25+ have some college education or higher • The median household income is $71,344 • 63% of households are owner-occupied • The median home value is $558,000 Source: U.S. Census – 2016 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates Bill Buley, Editor-in-Chief Dennis Francis This is the exon sentence that goes which broke ground earlier building near the airport outsourcing significant deci- $266 million in procure- this month. They inappro- and was reimbursed sion-making responsibilities ments. for this story on the cover of the paper priately handed the bulk of $570,000 for its renovations to them while excessively Brian Sekiguchi, former President [email protected] responsibility to an out- of that building — a clear vi- accommodating...... their state deputy director for808.245.0457 air- Leo Azambuja side manager, California- olation of its contract, the needs,” the report added. ports, and former Trans- THE GARDEN ISLAND based Parsons audit found. Under the con- Parsons Transportation portation Director Brennon Transportation Group Inc., it tract’s terms, the state could Group is not affiliated with Morioka oversaw the 12- The state auditor released year, $1.7 billion overhaul of added. not examine the calculations Parsons Brinckerhoff, the year, $1.7 billion airport a scathing report Wednes- Honolulu Airport. Parsons, in turn, charged Parsons used to charge its New York-based firm con- face-lift at the time of the au- day slamming the Depart- According to the report, the state the highest possi- labor rate, the report stated. tracted to help build Hono - dit. ment of Transportation’s state airport officials repeat- ble rate for labor, billed the “This pattern of impropri- lulu’s rail transit project. Sekiguchi resigned from Airports Division for a “pat- edly removed themselves state for more than $1.2 mil- ety — in some cases persist- The state audit covered the department in August ternNorma of recurring violations from major contractKamai deci- lion in questionable ,con- Director-Businessing for several years — fiscal years 2009 and 2010, 2010, about a monthDevelopment/ after J. David Kennedy and questionable practices” sions and negotiations on tract work, enjoyed rent-free demonstrates Airports’ when the Airports Division TOURISM overreliance on contractors, was responsible for about as it moved forward on a 12- the modernization project, office space at a state-owned • Kauaì received 1.3 million visitors in 2017. Regional Sales Chief Revenue Officer ‘[email protected] to your heart’ ...... Kauai 808.529.4739 They spent close to $1.8 billion. This is the secures • explanation sentence that goes for this $52M story on Leo Azambuja capital FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING: • Kauaì visitors stay an average of 7.51 days. THEKristen GARDEN ISLAND Collins, Account Executive The state auditor released project a scathing report Wednes- day slamming the Depart- Linda Woo ment of Transportation’s This is the readout [email protected] Division for a “pat- ...... sentence that goes808.245.0440 Source: State of Hawaii - Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism tern of recurring violations or this on story on and questionable practices” as it moved forward on a 12- this page Director of Sales & Marketing year, $1.7 billion overhaul of Honolulu Airport. Dennis Fujimoto According to the report, state airport officials repeat- THE GARDEN ISLAND edly removed themselves The state auditor released fromLucia major contract deci- Kerr, Account Executive [email protected] a scathing report Wednes- sions and negotiations on day slamming the Depart- the modernization project, ment of Transportation’s which broke ground earlier Airports Division for a “pat- this month. They inappro- tern of recurring violations priately handed the bulk of 808.529.4355 [email protected]...... and questionable practices”808.977.9029 that responsibility to an out- as it moved forward on a 12- side manager, California- DENNIS FIJIMOTO / THE GARDEN ISLAND year, $1.7 billion overhaul of based Parsons Honolulu Airport. Transportation Group Inc., it According to the report, added. state airport officials repeat- Parsons, in turn, charged edly removed themselves the state the highest possi- from major contract deci- ble rate for labor, billed the sions and negotiations on state for more than $1.2 mil- Eden Raquel, Account Executivethe modernization project, lion in questionable con- which broke ground earlier tract work, enjoyed rent-free this month. They inappro- office space at a state-owned priately handed the bulk of building near the airport that responsibility to an out- and was reimbursed side manager, California- $570,[email protected] for its renovations ...... 808.245.0432 based Parsons of that building — a clear vi- Transportation Group Inc., it olation of its contract, the added. audit found. Under the con- Parsons, in turn, charged tract’s terms, the state could the state the highest possi- not examine the calculations

ClassifiedDoctors OK Broncos’ Peyton Elton Advertising John’s after-Oscar party raises TO SUBSCRIBE CALL 254-0433 Manning to play next year $5.1 million for AIDS research thegardenisland.com 808.529.4700 —————— [email protected] C1 PAU HANA C3 Vol. 111.... No. XXX 808.246.0325

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products KAUAI NEWSPAPERS

The Garden Island and Kaua‘i Midweek are read by 7 in 10 Kaua‘i adults each week*. The Garden Island THEGARDENISLAND.COM • Kaua‘i’s only daily newspaper - publishes 7 days a week • Winner of several Pa‘i awards by Hawaii Publishers’ Association for Editorial Excellence

DAILY CIRCULATION SUNDAY CIRCULATION WEEKLY READERSHIP* 7,14 4 6,968 37, 0 87 66%

SCREEN VIEWS UNIQUE DEVICES DOWNLOADS 3 47,187 5,235 39,812 AAM Digital Audit, May 2018

Princeville Kaua‘i Midweek 96722 KAUAIMIDWEEK.COM • Weekly community newspaper on Kaua‘i – Kilauea publishes every Wednesday 96754 Hanalei Anahola • Kaua‘i Midweek est. 2010 96714 96703 • Carrier delivered Waimea 96796 Kapaa DISTRIBUTION 96746 Kealia 96751

Hanapepe 23,294 96716

Lihue 96766

TGI + KAUAI MIDWEEK Kalaheo 96741 + TGI.COM WEEKLY READERSHIP* Kekaha 96752 Makaweli 96769 Koloa 69% Kaumakani 96756 38,580 96747 Eleele Lawai 96705 96765 *Source: Nielsen Scarborough 2016 Release 2 + 2017 Release 2. Base is 56,278 Kaua‘i adults.

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Alliance for Audited Media About Hawai‘i Island

ABOUT HAWAI‘I ISLAND • There are 155,670 adults on Hawai‘i • 50% are male, and 50% are female 25% are 18-34 years old, 30% are 35-54 years old and 45% Dennis Francis J. David Kennedy FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING: • President Chief Revenue Officer Linda Woo are 55 years old or older Director of Sales & Marketing • 24% of Hawai‘i’s population is Asian, 33% is white, 14% is [email protected] 808.529.4355 Pacific Islander, 2% is another single race and 28% has 2 or 808.529.4700 more races. • 48% of households are married-couple families • 24% of households have children 17 or younger • 60% of adults 25+ have some college education or higher • The median household income is $55,750 David Bock, Publisher and Editor Tom Haslinger, Editor • 67% of households are owner-occupied [email protected] ...... 808.930.7323 [email protected] ...... 808.930.8600 • The median home value is $325,000 Jeff Keith, Regional Advertising Director Jeff Keith, Regional Advertising Director Source: U.S. Census – 2016 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates [email protected] ...... 808.930.8659 [email protected] ...... 808.930.8659 Valerie Ferrari, Account Executive Cheryl Abissi, Account Executive [email protected] ..... 808.930.7306 [email protected] ...... 808.930.8612 TOURISM Leona Longakit, Account Executive Kevin Begemann, Account Executive • Hawai‘i received 1.8 million visitors in 2017. [email protected] ..... 808.930.7338 [email protected] ...... 808.930.8658 • They spent close to $2.4 billion. Rachel Ortiz, Account Executive Michael Kitchen, Account Executive • Hawai‘i visitors stay an average of 7.35 days. [email protected] ...... 808.930.7309 [email protected]...... 808.930.8656 Source: State of Hawai‘i - Department of Business, Kelly Staszkow, Account Executive Joe Tustison, Account Executive Economic Development & Tourism [email protected] .. 808.930.7312 [email protected] ...... 808.930.8643 Classified Advertising Classified Advertising [email protected] .. 808.935.6619 [email protected] ...... 808.329.5585

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products HAWAI‘I ISLAND NEWSPAPERS Hawai‘i Island newspapers are read by 62% of Hawai‘i Island adults each week*.

CALENDAR: Have some time? Looking for something to do? There’s plenty happening PAGES A10-A11

Saturday, December 3, 2016 Hawaii Tribune-Herald Honoring ‘a real gentleman’ HAWAIITRIBUNE-HERALD.COM he was never afraid of The late Rep. Clift Tsuji remembered for fairness, big heart confrontation … he would stand his ground.” By CATHY BUSSEWITZ state Rep. Clift Tsuji on Tsuji’s son, Ryan Kalei combat the noisy critters. Tsuji, who died Associated Press Friday, remembering his Tsuji, during a service “We have lost a real • Daily broadsheet newspaper unexpectedly at age 75, booming voice, fairness Friday in a packed House gentleman, one who has suffered a heart attack, HONOLULU — as a committee chair- chamber, remembered worked tirelessly for the but did not survive a Fellow lawmakers, friends man tackling divisive his father as the “coqui state,” said House Speaker procedure to repair his and family gathered to topics and deep love for frog legislator” who Joe Souki. “Small in TSUJI honor the life of the late his family and district. fought for resources to stature but tall in heart, See REMEMBERED Page A5 distributed on the Hilo-area of Monopoly motive? Hawaii’s Big Island Hu Honua files antitrust lawsuit against HELCO • The newspaper is the primary news By TOM CALLIS Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Hu Honua Bioenergy filed a civil antitrust complaint in federal court this week, alleging Hawaii Electric Light Co. terminated their pow- source for Hilo residents and locals er purchase agreement to increase monopolistic control over Hawaii Island’s energy production. HELCO ended the agreement in March, citing Hu Honua’s fail- ure to meet project milestones • 61% of all Hilo adults read the Hawaii for construction of a biomass power plant in Pepeekeo. But the lawsuit, which also names NextEra Energy and Hamakua Energy Partners as defendants, claims the utility unlawfully terminated its agreement and rejected offers to reduce Tribune-Herald every week power costs and extend deadlines. “Hu Honua regrets that the matter has come to this,” said Harold Robinson, president of Island BioEnergy, the power plant’s majority owner, in a writ- ten statement. “We’d rather have HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald a power plant than a lawsuit.” The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court, seeks treble dam- ages for the $120 million invested FINDING THE PERFECT GIFT in the half-completed power plant Jackie Sales-Iyo of Simply Sisters Lola Miller Designs rings up Imelda Tamayo on Friday evening during the ninth annual and $435 million in lost profit. Na Makua Invitational Christmas Gift Fair at Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium in Hilo. The gift fair continues 9 a.m.-3 p.m. today. Admission is free. See ANTITRUST Page A5 Heavy rains snarl traffic, close highways in E. Hawaii DAILY CIRCULATION WEEKLY READERSHIP* By JEFF HANSEL “We urge residents and of the Hawaii Police Vehicles Hawaii Tribune-Herald visitors to monitor weather Department said that splash forecasts and be prepared Friday was extremely busy through a Ed Teixeira is asking to take for officers in the field, large puddle people in East Hawaii action should especially in the Hamakua Friday on to stay home this week- flash flood region along Highway 11. Kalanianaole end unless they have a warnings be “This morning, we Avenue in critical need to drive. issued,” Civil had two minor land- Hilo. That, the Hawaii Defense said slides that blocked half County Civil Defense late Friday. a lane,” he said Friday HOLLYN interim administrator said, TEIXEIRA “Campers afternoon. “Then, we just JOHNSON/ will give first responders and hikers should consider had a total road block- Tribune-Herald and road crews better postponing their outing age with a landslide.” access for emergencies until the weather is better.” and cleanup efforts. Lt. Jefferson Grant See RAINS Page A9 December 3, 2014 12,985 63,399 Index Shopping Days Big Isle History B5 Shopping days Calendar A10 Study looks at feasibility of implementing 22untiuntill Christmas Christmas Classified B6 Comics A6 Commentary A7 Community A8 non-commercial fishing licensing system Crossword B5 Dear Abby B5 By MAX DIBLE convened a study group Horoscope B5 Letters A7 West Hawaii Today comprised of individ- Nation A4 uals from several fish- Obituaries A2 KAILUA-KONA ing organizations and State A3 World A4 — The final report of interest groups to take a feasibility study on a another look at a reg- SUNDAY CIRCULATION non-commercial marine istry, permit or license Today’s weather fishing registry, permit (RPL) system for the Page A2 or license system in state. Prior attempts to Hawaii was released implement such a pro- Season’s Greetings Friday, stating imple- Season’s Greetings from gram in Hawaii failed. from Internet menting such a system The evaluation of Visit us on the Web at: would be possible various RPL systems www.hawaiitribune-herald.com under current laws. was based on three Conservation objectives: an ability International Hawaii to better inform fishery and the Western Pacific management efforts LAURA RUMINSKI/West Hawaii Today Regional Fishery Issue No. 337 Management Council See SYSTEM Page A5 Abel Vanderbosch fishes at Honokohau Harbor. 20 Pages in 2 Sections 14,048 Big Island GAMES SET FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL

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KAREN ROSE SPECIAL TO WEST HAWAII TODAY Hawaii Today every week KAILUA-KONA — For 95 years, HPM Building Supply has remained a family run business. And keeping a commercial oper- ation humming with your kin takes foresight to evolve and a willing- ness to adapt as times and markets change. Keeping family members inter- ested in the same business generation after generation is no easy task, DAILY CIRCULATION WEEKLY READERSHIP* but the Fujimoto family seems to have the building genes to keep the torch going for nearly a century. “My great-grandfather started the business in 1921,” said Mike Fujimoto, Chairman and CEO of HPM, reflecting on the near century of business recently. “He was a builder in the East Hawaii area. He built plantation housing and commercial buildings in downtown Hilo. One day, a couple of friends decided to sell their old planing mill and that’s where the business got its name. HPM stands for Hawaii Planing Mill. HPM Kona managers Tony Cann, left, Joe Foglia, Renee Vincent, Diana Ancog, Fujimoto took over the company Shane Mukalii and Mike Meledandri join president Mike Fujimoto in front of the newly remodeled store. LAURA RUMINSKI/WEST HAWAII TODAY SEE HPM PAGE 6A 7, 0 0 9 24,532

INDEX Annie’s Mailbox ...... 4B Classified ...... 6B Comics ...... 5B Nation & World ...... 3A Opinion ...... 4A Sports ...... 1B

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products AFFILIATED PUBLICATIONS

USA Today Hawai‘i Edition • Daily newspaper - publishes 5 days a week, Monday - Friday • Home delivered statewide • An edition of USA Today with Hawai‘i specific editorial and advertising • Available at Starbucks, ABC Stores, 7-11’s, major grocers, military bases, and numerous hotels statewide.

DAILY CIRCULATION 5,531

HONOLULUSTREETPULSE.COMStreet Pulse

• A free weekly publication – publishes every Friday • Available at 528 street rack locations on Oahu • Advertising vehicle for and private party car sellers and auto aftermarket products • Content appeals to the younger market with local cover models, party photos, video game reviews, and custom car features.

DISTRIBUTION 44,843

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products MAGAZINES

HILuxury HILUXURY.COM • Luxury magazine - publishes 6 times a year • Luxury magazine catering to Hawai‘i’s elite with high-quality editorial and visual content • Mailed and carrier delivered to Oahu homes • Available at these Hawaii luxury hotels: Halekulani, The Kahala Resort, The Trump International Tower, Four Seasons Hualalai, Four Season Maui, Mauna Lani Bay Hotel, limited distribution to Kukio, and Hotel Wailea • Available at Oahu newsstands and bookstores, select United Airlines red carpet lounges, and American Airline Premiere Lounges 2017 Maggie Finalist • Lifestyle Magazine 2016 Maggie Certificate of Excellence • Special Interest Magazine • Best Series of Editorial Photographs 2015 AAF Pele Bronze • Single Photograph 2015 Maggie Certificate of Excellence • Special Interest Magazine • Best Series of Editorial Photographs 2014 Maggie Certificate of Excellence • Lifestyle Magazine • Best Series of Articles • Best Interview or Profile • Best Regularly Featured Departments

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products MAGAZINES

Go Kailua GOKAILUAMAGAZINE.COM • Community magazine – publishes 4 times a year (Spring, Summer, Fall and Holiday issues) • A magazine for Kailua full of information about shopping, dining, activities and events in the neighborhood. • Direct-mailed to homes in the close-knit community of Kailua

Go Kapolei GOKAPOLEIMAGAZINE.COM • Community magazine – publishes 4 times a year (Spring, Summer, Fall and Holiday issues) • A magazine for Kapolei full of information about shopping, dining, activities and events in the neighborhood. • Direct-mailed to homes in the close-knit community of Kapolei

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products IN-ROOM MAGAZINES

Kahala Life (Luxury Resort) • Official in-room magazine for Kahala Hotel & Resort (338 rooms) • Published twice annually

2016 Folio Ozzie Honorable Mention • Best Overall Design, New Magazine 2017 Maggie Awards Finalist • Best Visitor Guide • Best Overall Design • Best New Publication

Trump Ho‘okipa (Luxury Resort) • Official in-room magazine for the Trump International Hotel & Tower Waikiki Beach Walk (332 rooms) • Published twice annually

2017 Maggie Awards Finalist • Best Cover 2016 Maggie Awards Certificate of Excellence • Best Series of Illustrations 2015 Maggie Awards Certificate of Excellence • Best Series of Photographs 2015 AAF Pele Awards Gold • Photography Campaign 2014 Maggie Awards • Visitor Guide 2014 Maggie Awards Certificate of Excellence • Best Single Editorial Photograph • Best Cover 2014 Folio Eddie Awards Honorable Mention • Transportation/Travel Publication

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products IN-ROOM MAGAZINES

Aloha Hilton Hawaiian Village & Aloha Hilton Waikoloa • Aloha Hilton Hawaiian Village - publishes 2 times a year • Aloha HIlton Waikoloa - publishes once a year • In-room magazines created specifically for guests at the Hilton Hawaiian Village (2,860 rooms on Oahu) and Hilton Waikoloa (1,241 rooms on the Big Island) - publishes annually • Features interesting editorials and profiles as well as shopping, dining and activity suggestions

2014 Maggie Certificate of Excellence • Hilton Waikoloa Village – Annual • Hilton Waikoloa Village – Editorial Layout

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products IN-ROOM MAGAZINES

Disney Aulani • In-room magazine for the Aulani - a Disney Resort & Spa (840 rooms) – publishes 2 times a year • Features incredible stories and jaw-dropping Action Photography about Aulani and Hawaii’s rich, diverse culture 2014 Maggie Certificate of Excellence • Cover

Ho‘onanea • Official in-room magazine for Castle Resorts & Hotels’ 21 properties in Hawaii • Published twice annually

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products TOURISM

101THINGSTODO.COM101 Things To Do • Visitor/tourist magazines – publishes 3 times a year • 101 Things To Do Oahu, Kaua‘i, Big Island, and Maui editions • Provides Hawai‘i visitors with innovative and valuable vacation planning ideas. Learn about at least 101 distinctive things to do on each island. • Available free in high traffic tourist locations including: airports, hotels, shopping centers, restaurants, key attractions, visitor centers, museums, art galleries, Chamber of Commerce, and beaches.

DRIVEMAGAZINE.COMDrive • The official magazine of Enterprise, Alamo and National Rental Cars in Hawai‘i – publishes 3 times a year • Drive Oahu, Kaua‘i, Big Island, and Maui editions • Provides Hawaii visitors with innovative and valuable vacation planning ideas. • Available free in high traffic tourist locations including: airports, hotels, shopping centers, restaurants, key attractions, visitor centers, museums, art galleries, Chamber of Commerce, and beaches.

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products ONLINE

HAWAI‘I’S LARGEST TRAVEL SITE • Provides travelers planning a visit to Hawaii with Island information statewide • Features accommodations options and the best activities, shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities • Includes valuable travel editorial and vacation planning ideas • Opted-in members receive weekly e-newsletters featuring news, events and special offers

Hawai‘i Geographic Geographic Member Data* Pageviews & Unique Browsers* 4TH QUARTER AVERAGES 4TH QUARTER AVERAGES Total Members 368,636 UNIQUE Domestic Members 295,044 PAGEVIEWS BROWSERS International Members 66,238 United States 2, 397,70 4 258,708 7,354 Members have not specified a Country International 591,270 51,813

*AAM Digital Audit, December 2017

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products DIGITAL BILLBOARD NETWORK

The Digital Billboard Network is an out-of-home location based digital advertising solution utilizing screens of various sizes located in high traffic retail locations throughout Oahu.

Utilizing our proprietary dynamic facial detection technology we can determine viewership by gender & demography as well as the specific content that is viewed along with time of day.

This innovative solution assists our advertisers with reaching their targeted audiences by using tangible viewership data to then create effective digital marketing and advertising campaigns.

DEMOGRAPHIC DETECTION

Using our proprietary dynamic facial detection technology (Site View), we can determine who is in the store so your marketing can be Gender: Gender: Female Male strategically targeted to Age: Age: Estimated 62 Estimated 71 those demographics. INFORMATION Gender: Female RECORDED: Age: Estimated 19 Gender: Male or Female

Estimated Age: Young <21 Gender: Young Adult 21-30 Angle = 70° Male Age: Adult 31-44 Estimated 41 Mature Adult 45+ Effective Distance = 15’

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Alliance for Audited Media Portfolio of Products DIGITAL BILLBOARD NETWORK

BROADCAST NETWORK MAP

RETAILER NETWORKS 113 SCREEN AND RACK LOCATIONS LOCATIONS JAMBA JUICE & GROWING (25 screens) ALOHA ISLAND MINI MART (21 screens) HELE 76 C-STORES (16 screens) L&L HAWAIIAN BBQ (10 screens) TAMURA’S WAHIAWA (4 screens) TAMURA’S FINE WINE AND LIQUORS (2 screens) CVS LONGS DRUGS* (16 screens) YOKOCHO WAIKIKI (2 screens) DON QUIJOTE (Kaheka St.)* (9 screens) ZIPPY’S* (8 screens)

*More locations coming soon

(Subject to Audit) MONTHLY REPORTS

Both retailers and advertisers Q4 2017 VIEWERSHIP: Date Range Network Advertiser Site Media File receive detailed reports of 02-01-2018 - 02-28-2018 All networks All advertiser All sites All files

Viewership 777,245 2,716,943 Total Viewers Total Opportunities To See (OTS) who actually viewed their Date Range Network Advertiser Site Media File AVERAGE MONTHLY VIEWS 45.8% Male 02-01-2018 - 02-28-2018 All networks All advertiser All sites All files Gender Overview

Viewership 46.1% 53.9% Male Viewers Female Viewers spots. No other local media 777,245 2,716,943 Total Viewers Total Opportunities To See (OTS) Female Date Range Network Advertiser Site Media File 517,426 54.2% Age/Demographic Overview 02-01-2018 - 02-28-2018 All networks All advertiser All sites All files Young (<20) M / F 6.1% / 8.0% Gender Overview Young Adult (20-30) M / F 12.2% / 15.8% can deliver such detailed Viewership Adult (30-55) M / F 26.5% / 28.9% 46.1% 53.9% Male Viewers Senior (55+) M / F Female Viewers 1.3% / 1.2% 777,245 2,716,943 Total Viewers Total Opportunities To See (OTS)

Age/Demographic Overview   AVERAGE MONTHLY analytic audience reports. Viewers By Hour Male Female Young (<20) M / F Average Per Hour: 1,157 6.1% / 8.0% Gender Overview Young Adult (20-30) M / F 12.2% / 15.8% 1,500 46.1% Adult (30-55) M / F 53.9% 26.5% / 28.9% Young (<20) 1,000 Male Viewers Senior (55+) M / F Female Viewers 1.3% / 1.2% 13.3% 500 OPPORTUNITIES TO SEE The DBN reach is on track 0 12AM 1AM 2AM 3AM 4AM 5AM 6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM 10AM 11AM 12PM 1PM 2PM 3PM 4PM 5PM 6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM 10PM 11PM Age/Demographic Overview Viewers By Hour  Male  Female Young (<20) M / F Average Per Hour: 1,157 6.1% / 8.0% Young Adult (20-30) M / F 12.2% / 15.8% Young Adult (21-30) 1,500 28.8% Adult (30-55) M / F 26.5% / 28.9%   1,000 Viewers By Day Male Female Senior (55+) M / F 1.3% / 1.2% to becoming one of the Average Per Day: 27,759 500 40k 1,836,294 0 30k 12AM 1AM 2AM 3AM 4AM 5AM 6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM 10AM 11AM 12PM 1PM 2PM 3PM 4PM 5PM 6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM 10PM 11PM 20k Viewers By Hour  Male  Female 10k Adult (31-44) Average Per Hour: 1,157 0 38.1% largest broadcast channels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1,500   1,000 Viewers By Day Male Female Average Per Day: 27,759 500 40k 0 30k 12AM 1AM 2AM 3AM 4AM 5AM 6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM 10AM 11AM 12PM 1PM 2PM 3PM 4PM 5PM 6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM 10PM 11PM Mature Adult (45+) in Hawaii. 20k 19.8% 10k 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Viewers By Day  Male  Female Average Per Day: 27,759

40k 30k 20k 10k 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

* The Q4 2017 Viewership data from the Digital Billboard Network (Views, Opportunities to View and the associated demographic data) are as tracked and reported by the Digital Billboard Networks internal reporting and presented as subject to audit. The Alliance for Audited Media has not validated the methodology used, nor should the inclusion of these data be construed as endorsement by AAM of the methodology or technologies used.

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Alliance for Audited Media Notes

PRINT/ONLINE READERSHIP NOTES: DMA Area: Honolulu NDM* Area: Reflects 95.6% circulation within the circulation defined market per the December 31, 2017 circulation Audit Report covered by the Readership Newspaper Designated Market and is comprised of: Honolulu County in Hawaii. The Readership research sample produced the following completed unweighted total interviews: The “Past 7 Day Print and Past 30 Day Online” measurement is a combination of respondents who answered affirmatively that they read the Daily or Sunday print edition in the past week or respondents who answered affirmatively that they viewed the newspaper’s website(s) any time in the past 30 days. Respondents captured in this measurement are included once with no duplication. Please visit www.audiencesummary.com to create customizable reports.

WEBSITE USAGE NOTES: Domains included in Web Activity:

Star Advertiser: longs.staradvertiser.com, obits.staradvertiser.com, www.staradvertiser.com Hawaii.com: www.hawaii.com WebSite & App Usage Definitions: Total Unique Browsers: This site employs a cookie-based method for reporting of a Unique. All traffic regardless of the originating location (U.S. or International is included in this total. Also included in this count may be content from co-branded third party vendors as disclosed in this report. This method of accounting identifies an unduplicated cookied browser that accessed the Internet content of the site during the measurement period reported and does not measure a person. No adjustment or correction to the numbers presented in the Audience Summary Website Usage Total Activity has been made to adjust this number from cookies to people. (i.e. deletion of the cookies from browsers or for users ac- cessing the site from multiple devices or locations.)

WEBSITE USAGE DEFINITIONS: Unique Browser: A measurement of unduplicated cookied browsers that accessed the digital content of a site during the measurement period reported. In the absence of a cookie, the combination of the IP address and user-agent string may be used to measure a unique browser. For numerous reasons, a unique browser does not represent a unique individual.

Unique Device: A measurement of the number of unique devices (i.e., unduplicated) used to access digital content or advertising during a measurement period.

Page Impressions/Screen Views: The combination of one or more files presented to a browser/mobile device as a single document as a result of a single request received by the server, and is recorded at a point as late as possible in the process of delivery of the content to the user’s browser, therefore closest to the actual opportunity to see the content by the user. In effect, one request by a browser should result in one page impression being reported. The counted page impression may not necessarily be in focus or visible in the user’s browser.

Facebook Likes: Facebook is a social networking website. A like represents the number of times that a registered user clicks on the Like but- ton on a Facebook page controlled by a Publisher. A Facebook Like may not equate to an individual person.

Twitter Followers: Twitter is a real-time short messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices. Followers are registered users of Twitter who “follow” the “tweets” of another registered user. A tweet consists of a text message of 140 characters or less. The number of Twitter Followers represents the total followers of the tweets and may contain followers that subscribe to multiple feeds. A Twitter Follower may not equate to an individual person.

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Alliance for Audited Media Statement

To Members of the Alliance for Audited Media:

Data annotated as “subject to audit” represent items reported on the most recent AAM member’s Quarterly Data Report and will be verified at the next scheduled audit period.

Other data have been examined in accordance with the Alliance’s Bylaws and Rules, and included such tests and other audit procedures as we considered necessary under the circumstances.

In our opinion, the other data items contained in this report are fairly stated in all respects material to the totals reported.

J. David Kennedy, Chief Revenue Officer Telephone (808) 529-4818 - FAX (808) 545-4918 500 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 7-500 Honolulu, HI 96813 e-mail: [email protected]

Aaron J. Kotarek, Senior Vice President, Audience & Operations Telephone (808) 695-6318 - Cell (808) 294-8528 500 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 7-500 Honolulu, HI 96813 e-mail: [email protected]

HONOLULU STAR-ADVERTISER, published by Oahu Publications, Inc., 500 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 7-500, Honolulu, HI 96813

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Alliance for Audited Media 500 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 7-500, Honolulu, HI 96813

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