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Jason McCabe Calacanis | The New York Times

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by American Way Staff

"A magazine about the Internet now is like a magazine about refrigerators. What can you say about them? They work."

— Pulisher, Jason McCabe Calacanis, explaining to the New York Times the demise of his Silicon Alley Reporter.

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