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    I am currently CTO of Mahalo.com, a human-powered search service and author of the Max Quick Series of novels. Previously, I co-founded ZeroDegrees, a business social network (sold to IAC/InterActiveCorp in 2004). I was CEO and co-founder of SuperSig in 1999. I also co-founded The Palace, Inc., an early (1995) avatar chat platform backed by Intel, Time Warner and Softbank with 10 million users (sold to Communities.com in 1998).
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    June 11, 2009

    Mahalo Max Quick Pages

    Over the last few days while testing Mahalo 2.0 (which Teh Awesome, btw -- you should check it out: Mahalo.com) I have been building Max Quick - related pages.  Any Mahalo page can now be embedded in a blog, website, whatever ... so ... have a look: (and -- interestingly enough, I included NEW INFORMATION on these pages that has never been in a Max Quick book before -- stuff from 'Bondsman', etc. -- exclusive Mahalo content!






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