It's Mahalo founder Jason Calacanis's world, we just have the misfortune of living in it. The former Silicon Alley Reporter publisher decided to quit blogging, instead opting to send out his verbose fonts of wisdom as emails. Take his latest 2,948-word missive, "(The) Startup Depression" — claiming that anywhere from…
Mahalo CEO Jason Calacanis made his name running Silicon Alley Reporter back in the 1990s. You'd think Calacanis would be happy to hear that some guy named Gary Sharma has brought the Silicon Alley Report back to the Web. Nope. On his last trip to New York, Calacanis gleefully told a table full of reporters that Dow…
Rising Tide Studios, parent company of Venture Reporter, Digital Coast Reporter and the now-defunct Silicon Alley Reporter has been bought by Wicks Business Information. Rafat Ali writes that Rising Tide Studios head Jason Calacanis "plans to keep the Silicon Alley story alive, with a book: 'I'll be contacting all of…
Silicon Alley casualties may like to work out some of their frustration by taking this martial arts class. Jason Calacanis was editor of the Silicon Alley Reporter, the defunct journal of the defunct New York internet scene. Aside from a bit part in Wayne Wang's last movie and a fondness for Bikram Yoga, Calacanis…
Excerpts from The "Silicon Alley 100" [most powerful/important people in 2000.]
1. Steve Case and Gerald Levin - AOL/TW
23. Keith Blanchard and Roger Munford - Maxim
31. Kurt Andersen, Deanna Brown and Michael Hirschorn - Inside.com
62. Steven Brill - Contentville
81. Sarah Chubb - CondeNet
[Silicon Alley Reporter,…
