Popular on Twitter: One Pass drops, TED takes on Quora, a look inside Twitter’s sales machine

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Popular on Twitter: One Pass drops, TED takes on Quora, a look inside Twitter’s sales machine

By Hourly Press Feb. 16, 2011, 3 p.m.

TED launches a Quora-like platform for “intelligent discussion”

TBD’s new GM: “We need more pageviews”

Nir Rosen on his Logan comments: “I feel like shrinking now”

Is a nonprofit news site in the cards for LA?

One Pass looks a lot like the platform Google pitched to the NAA in 2009

Here’s the Google One Pass landing page

NPR deletes many comments about the attack on Lara Logan

Google One Pass: a simple way for publishers to charge for content

Red Cross creates a PR disaster with a rogue tweet

Video: Inside Twitter’s sales machine

POSTED Feb. 16, 2011, 3 p.m.

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