Mahalo Headlines
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Hawaii funding deployment of up to 320 public EV chargers, islander Leafs say 'mahalo' Engadget (Sunday) If you don't have far to go, an electric car can make a lot of sense. You know what group of people doesn't have far to go? People who live on an island, that's who. For this reason we're feeling some synergistic love as the State of Hawaii partners with ... |
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| Mon, March 14 2011 | |
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Tim O'Reilly's Favorite Startup Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) In the kickoff session of SXSW, Jason Calcanis of Mahalo interviewed Tim O'Reilly of tech book publishing fame. According to the program, Calcanis hoped to uncover "the secrets of Tim's success, and how year-after-year, and decade-after-decade, h... |
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| Sat, March 5 2011 | |
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Here's How Twitter Should Make Money Instead Of Shoving Ads In Our Face Silicon Alley Insider (Saturday) Note: We originally offered the idea of a Twitter Answers service back in 2009 when Twitter was just starting to think about its business model. We're prompted to re-run it since Twitter has just come out with new mobile apps that are designed to... |
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| Thu, March 3 2011 | |
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Mahalo Actually Found A Xylophone Expert Silicon Alley Insider (Thursday) One month ago we covered Mahalo's hilariously useless guide to playing the xylophone. The guide featured such gems as "be sure you want to play the xylophone" and "find a xylophone" before wrapping it all up with "get professional instruct... |
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| Wed, March 2 2011 | |
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Who Gained Most From Google's Search Changes? (GOOG) Silicon Alley Insider (Wednesday) Google made a major change to its search algorithm last week to try and improve the quality of results, and companies who rely on Google to guide users to a huge number of low-traffic pages -- like Associated Content, Demand Media, and Mahalo -- got sla... |
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Mahalo Lays Off Employees In Response To Google's Anti-'Content Farm' Moves paidContent (Wednesday) Mahalo, one of the sites reportedly most affected by Google’s move last week to penalize sites with low-quality content, is laying off 10 percent of its employees. In a message (via Center Networks) CEO Jason Calacanis and president Jason Rapp say... |
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