A decade after that, Jones created ChaCha, a service that allows users to text questions and receive nearly instant answers. In 2007, he developed Galaxia, Inc., a business that worked to use LED lights to create animations. Galaxia’s technology has been featured at Central Park’s Tavern on the Green, Herald Square, and Greeley Square. He lives in Carmel, Indiana, with his seven dogs. Jones’ companions earned him a spot on a “USA Today” feature of “Dog-Loving CEOs”. His sixteen-year-old son, Andrew, was once profiled for an episode of MTV’s “Cribs”. Jones is an active philanthropist who supports several foundations.