After selling his blog syndicate Weblogs, Inc. for around $20 million and spending a year as an executive at AOL, Jason Calacanis departed corporate life wanting to do something big. The best way to ...
An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Jason Calacanis' Mahalo is getting a facelift: Starting tonight, the site will look different, work different, and operate under a different ...
Mahalo.com, the latest company from entrepreneur Jason Calacanis, launched, with a stripped-down search engine designed to handle only the most popular requests in widely appealing categories. Focused ...
Mahalo Follow is a new toolbar that allows you to view Mahalo’s human-powered search results next to the results from the major search engine of your choice or have them appear in response to pages ...
Mahalo.com, founded in 2007 by Jason Calcanis, bills itself as a “knowledge sharing service.” The site features questions asked and answered with users receiving “Mahalo Dollars” (which can be ...
The impact of Google’s latest search ranking algorithm update is starting to show. While Mahalo is getting a bunch of the press, the ezine article aggregators seem to be the ones most heavily hit — ...
Editor’s Note: This story has been changed from the print version to clarify that Mahalo.com has an audience of about 12 million visitors per month, not that its videos get about 12 million cumulative ...
A heavily financed Internet startup has launched a new question-and-answer search engine with a twist — users pay one another to get answers to questions. Here’s how Mahalo Answers works: Users type ...
Jumping on the human edited search wagon and keeping a little bit of Netscape dirt on the heels of his boots, Jason Calacanis is backing a new human edited search project dubbed Mahalo. Mahalo is a ...
No stranger to controversy, Mahalo CEO Jason Calacanis threw down a gauntlet at his “content farm” competitors, arguing they’re polluting the web and angering Google, to the detriment of searchers and ...
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