pint in my career as getting you know credibility of the web was starting to rise but I was still getting the credibility from being on a TV show and the experience so when that ended in 2008 I ended up going to reels channel which is a movie network and the midst of all this I met mike macadin from twist up and that to be honest that was a huge thing to me because I started hosting a lot of these tech mix shows and it really got me involved with the tech community here in la as we know and it was just starting up so I had these two streams going kinda these more mainstream streams going and

Mahalo is sold for 50-70 million, a respectable exit although much lower than Jason’s original goal of a 30 gazillion dollar sale. Time to gaze into our crystal iPhone and see what 2009 holds in store for Los Angeles. Francisco Dao will be kicked out of at least 1 event for being too loud and or dressing inappropriately.  We get kicked

Santa Monica-based Mahalo, the high profile startup headed by Jason Calacanis, has launched a new questions and answers site it is calling Mahalo Answers. Mahalo is a human powered search engine which uses a team of editors to cull the web for information on the most popular search topics. The new service is similar to offerings from Yahoo with its Yahoo Answers service, Los Angeles-based Sodahead , and Demand Media's Answerbag Q&A service. The new Q&A service is the mysterious "Project A" which Calacanis was drumming up beta testers for earlier this month.