Jason Calacanis tweeted an offer to get on the Suggested list that Twitter now displays as a part of the registration process. @davewiner It’s actually a standing...

To round out the day’s schedule at TechCrunch50, Jason Calacanis interviewed Mark Cuban, the founder Broadcast.com, HDNet, and several other companies. He has also...

He co-founded a network of blogs called Weblogs in 2003, before the medium cracked the mainstream, and then sold it to AOL in 2005, working there until 2007.

This has come as a mild shocker to me. Jason Calacanis has confirmed that he is leaving AOL. His association with AOL started just over a year ago when AOL procured...

AOL has purchased another Jason Calacanis and Brian Alvey company Blogsmith. Blogsmith is the publishing platform behind Weblogs, Inc. blog network, which the folks...

Netscape is doing a little bit of an experiment with its Digg-clone site to test out two alternatives so as to increase the popularity of little-used categories in its...

Yesterday, I wrote on Jason Calacanis’ post where he said that a credible source has told him that Digg is going to pay its user as Netscape does. In his reply,...

Recently, Calacanis in his post citing ‘credible’ sources wrote about how Digg plans to ‘corrupt’ itself like Netscape by paying its users. He...

This post in Digg for Life has got me smiling. I knew that they were doing it for a long time. Well, most blog networks do this as well. Though I personally feel that...

I would have missed it certainly had I not visited Sebastian’s blog where he points out that the Mozilla site mozilla.com gets more hits than the Netscape site...

After landing itself in hot soup by releasing search queries of users, AOL has issued public statements and engaged itself in a desperate PR exercise. AOL spokesman...