Jason Calacanis on Your Digital Future
Monday, August 03, 2009
With Microsoft and Yahoo merging, the digital landscape is changing and consolidating at a rapid pace. Internet pioneer Jason Calacanis, blogger, and founder of Mahalo discusses what the merger means and how it will affect you.
Comments [9]
Personally, I'm unsure how Mahalo fills a market need, especially since its been done to death already by About.comn
I love paper and ink. It is the original kindle. I don't need more information. I need stronger filters
Of course trees shouldn't be cut for magazines & newspapers. By now they should all be printed on recycled paper. And not go into landfills because they all *get* recycled.
do we need another search engine?
i don't understand why they are comparing a search engine to wiki
Jason is a con man.
Saying that we shouldn't print magazines and newspapers because of ethical or environmental reasons is insincere. We use [waste] more paper now than ever now that it is so easy to print from a personal computer. The use of paper is not going away.
There would be no need to ever "kill a tree" to produce a book or magazine if we'd give up our failed "war on drugs" and grow hemp for paper.
Could you be a little more careful about the language you use, even for these extracts? MSFT and YHOO are not merging.
Ugh. SO basically Mahalo is Wikipedia for lazy people? No thanks.
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