Jason Calacanis shares how Microsoft Bing can kill Google by partnering with news organizations such as the New York Times. Clipped from episode #24 of This Week in Startups with Gary Vaynerchuk Visit www.thisweekinstartups.com for more
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Jason Calacanis stops by the shop and shows Adam his TESLA all electric car.
On Twitter, @Jason wrote "@OldSpice how can I get over my Aces being cracked at World Series of Poker? (background: see Calacanis section here: jc.is )"
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How does a good idea take hold? Serial entrepreneur Jason Calacanis knows the answer. The Brooklyn-born new media bad boy has been stirring up money and attention for his projects ever since he founded The Silicon Alley Reporter in 1996. He followed that with Weblogs, Inc., which he sold to AOL for $25 million in 2005. Now he's back with Mahalo, a human powered search engine. Here, Calacanis talks about innovation, courting controversy and embracing his inner geek.
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This week we have Jason Calacanis on the show as well as poker pros Todd "Dan Druff" Witteles and Tom "durrrr" Dwan.
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Jason Calacanis gives a direct warning To Y Combinator Startups.
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Jason Calacanis hosts This Week in Startups with guest Sky Dayton, founder of EarthLink, co-found of eCompanies, & founder and Chairman of Boingo.
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Yesterday, Jason Calacanis stirred up a bit of controversy with an anti iPhone post and some subsequent comments in the same vein at a conference yesterday. Calacanis' case against Apple centers around the company's jealousy over its perfect hardware and this paradox's concommitant cognitive dissonance. iPhone addicts are caught in a love-hate relationship with their phone, in which it does everything that it does so perfectly and beautifully, that they're driven crazy by the fact that it doesn't do everything and even sets up hurdles in the way of users growing its potential with experimental apps and migration to different mobile networks. Calacanis says to John Mulligan of SEO-PR at SES San Jose 2009: The iPhone is the greatest consumer device ever made. I think we can all agree on that. It is the Holy Grail of computing right now. It's got a beautiful form factor, it's fast now that they've got the new processor in it, and it's just wonderful to use with the multi-touch and whatnot -- however, I think that it is locked down like a cell phone or a mobile phone, but it's acting like a computer. That's creating some dissonance for me, and, I know, some other users.
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Fresh off Color.com's $41 million raise, Bill Nguyen joins TWiST to discuss his successes--and what he would do differently next time. Bill also shares his thoughts on implicit social media, the "bubble" and why he likes to work in the battub. 1:30-3:00 .CO contest reminder- ending April 1. To enter, buy a .co address and email your receipt to contest@thisweekin.com. Jason and Tyler will pick the best idea. 3:30-5:00 What should we take away from this raise? What does it mean for the industry? 5:00-5:30 You're building an implied social network, correct? 5:30-6:30 Explain to users what is different about an implied or implicit social network versus an explicit one. 6:30-7:30 When did you first have this idea? What was the creative spark and when did you have it? 9:30-10:30 Let's talk about how the app works. Jason can see photos from an employee's weekend even though he wasn't there with him. Explain how that works. 11:00-12:30 What if the user wants to do explicit things with my network? Color feels like a minimally viable product. What's your product philosophy? 12:30-15:00 You're happy that this product is getting so much attention but you also seem beat up by all the attention on the big number. You're taking some of the heat from your team. Would you do anything differently? 15:45-17:15 Steve Jobs was your first investor--true or not true? 17:15-18:15 Isn't it true that if you do something truly revolutionary, 80-90% of people won't understand it initially? 19:30-20 <b>...</b>
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"I'm on a jihad against people who prey on the desperateness of the startup entrepreneur," Jason Calacanis told The Deal last week. Calacanis was in New York City to host the Open Angel Forum, an evening when half a dozen startups got the opportunity to pitch 20 of the city's top angel investors -- without having to pay for the privilege, as some other competing events require. Calacanis knows what it's like to be a startup entrepreneur. He the founder of several startups, including Silicon Alley Reporter, Weblogs Inc. (sold to AOL LLC for $25 million in 2005) and his current project, Mahalo.com. Watch the video below or download it on iTunes. -- Mary Kathleen Flynn
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This week, the 'Entities' sit down with poker pros including Alex Outhread of Stout Burgers and Beer. Jess Welman brings you the latest poker headlines. In this week's Poker VT Strategy, Instructor Brian Rast analyzes a hand from our very own Jason Calacanis who recaps his recent game. For more information, show notes and an upcoming schedule, go to thisweekin.com.
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Appearing on the Annie Duke Show, Jason Calacanis recounts having his iPad-related joke published by the New York Times and Wall Street Journal as real iPad news.
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Jason is in his own Shark Tank as Lon and Tyler analyse his performance at the DLD conference.
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This week's guest is Mark Suster, Investment Partner at GRP Partners
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Today, July 2nd, 2010, Leo started to talk about the Jason Calacanis ThisWeekIn controversy again. Basically saying Jason will never be on TWiT again. idevicemania.blogspot.com twit.tv
Jason recalls missed opportunities and calculates the 100+ Million he lost from not investing in soon-to-be great companies.
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This is the first part of the rather incendiary keynote speech by Jason Calacanis, founder of Mahalo.com, at the OMMA Hollywood 2009 conference. The keynote's title is "Advertising, Riots, Twitter, Facebook and the Depression," and in it, Calacanis cheers the death of newspapers and "Old Media," and lauds paid search as the "most powerful advertising medium ever created." Not coincidentally, Mahalo is a paid search company. Along the way, Calacanis also trashes social media advertising, showing screenshots of drunken parties to "prove" that all advertising on this platform is unwelcome, intrusive and doomed to die. The keynote was obviously designed to provoke a reaction (more than one conference attendee muttered "linkbait" after listening), and it certainly did that, as every other session after this opened with the panel trying to refute Calacanis' claims. See them here for yourself.
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Jason Calacanis keynote at Affiliate Summit West 2008, which took place February 24-26, 2008 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
This week, we have Steve Huffman, co-founder of travel site Hipmunk (and social news service Reddit!) For more information, show notes and an upcoming schedule, go to thisweekin.com
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TWiST #164 Paris Meetup 0:00-2:00 Welcome to the TWiST Paris Meetup. 2:00-3:00 We're thrilled to have over 100 members of the TWiST Backchannel Producer Program. If you'd like to be a part of the dynamic group, go to twistlist.co 3:00-6:00 Thank you to GoToMeeting for sponsoring the...
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Jason discusses the politics behind how people dress in business and the merits of wearing a suit and tie among young entrepreneurs.
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Screen capture from the Sunday, June 7, 2009 taping of This Week in Tech. Jason expressing his love for Audible in the form of dance.
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This week's guest is Jason Calacanis
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An interview with Jason Calacanis, American Internet entrepreneur and blogger, founder and CEO of Mahalo.com as well as startup evangelist. We talk about how Nordic and European startups must operate to be able to compete with startups from Asia and the US. Jason thinks that European startups is currently held back by legislation and lacks support by their governments. Also, they need to become more hard working and take more risks.
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