Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
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#2Does anyone know how Quora plans to make money?
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
#3Does anyone know how Quora plans to make money?
Apparently "...[Quora] is finally preparing to earn some revenue through advertising after 7 years of riding its venture capital."
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
#4Does anyone know how Quora plans to make money?
Advertising. They're loaded with search traffic. Loyal direct visits not so much. Anyone in Quora, refute me if you want.
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
#5Please, cut it out with the bullshit. This guy played a negligible role in the Arab Spring. The only reason he received the media attention he did was because he held a prominent position at an American company.
Calling him the Arab Spring's instigator is an insult to Egyptian activists and organizers, not to mention the revolutionaries in Tunisia.
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
#6Does anyone know how Quora plans to make money?
They've been running some "sponsored question" type things recently. Interesting idea, not sure how scalable.
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
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#8Does anyone know how Quora plans to make money?
You should open this as a question on Quora.
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
#9Please, cut it out with the bullshit. This guy played a negligible role in the Arab Spring. The only reason he received the media attention he did was because he held a prominent position at an American company. Calling him the Arab Spring's instigator is an insult to Egyptian activists and organizers, not to mention the revolutionaries in Tunisia.
As a Tunisian, this.
Re: Quora’s first acquisition is Arab Spring instigator’s Q&A site Parlio
#10Please, cut it out with the bullshit. This guy played a negligible role in the Arab Spring. The only reason he received the media attention he did was because he held a prominent position at an American company. Calling him the Arab Spring's instigator is an insult to Egyptian activists and organizers, not to mention the revolutionaries in Tunisia.
Wait, I thought Twitter was the Arab Spring instigator!
No, it was Facebook... oh wait... random Q&A site ;)