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Byline: DOUG TSURUOKA
Jason McCabe Calacanis says it reminds him of the old days. Ex-dot-commers are hanging out in New York bars talking about plans for starting nifty new companies.
"Office rents are cheap, and there's a ton of talent out there that will work for very little money," Calacanis said.
But the good old days in Silicon Alley -- a swath of southern Manhattan roughly below 23rd Street known for tech start-ups -- are definitely over.
Calacanis was the publisher of Silicon Alley Reporter, a magazine that traced the rise (and fall) of New York's tech entrepreneurs.
His glossy folded in October 2001 after many Internet ...