Twitter is a mad beast. It can be a tremendous tool, and sometimes a nightmare. I've been using Twitter heavily since March of this year. Following Jason Calacanis and Robert Scoble's lead I followed as many people as my little fingers could click. I also followed everyone who followed me. I ended up with an unmanageable mess of
It seems that all we here of is more and more companies laying people off, my question is why can't the people at the top just take pay cuts - maybe the CEO's should make 50,000 or so a year until the crisis' are over, then they can beef up their income to astronomical figures. I'm not necessarily railing on Jason Calacanis - But I'm
Image via CrunchBase, source unknown As many of you are aware, Jason Calacanis of Mahalo, went into retirement from blogging on July 11th. Claiming he needed to find his new voice, he set out on a quest to build an 'intimate mailing list' to host discussions on. In a recent blog post, an update on his retirement, Jason says he is having a
Jason Calacanis, one of the most influential bloggers on the scene right now, founder of Mahalo, exploiter of twitter and facebook, has announced he is going to quit blogging. What has the world come to? Eh, maybe it's for the better. I'm waiting to see a social network popup just around 'betting' whether or not he will come back to blogging.
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