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Links on Twitter: Intersect goes Mobile, Poynter plans a redesign, HuffPo CEO on social commerce

By Twitter Nov. 23, 2010, 5:53 p.m.

Huffington Post CEO on the next revenue stream for news: social commerce http://nie.mn/ij77Zr »

Poynter wants to know what you think about its upcoming redesign. Join the live chat at 3:30 EST http://nie.mn/9TvqmW »

Rolling Stone’s new revenue stream: themed restaurant http://nie.mn/gH9l8S »

Publisher of Jet and Ebony is expanding its sales force http://nie.mn/hYbFr5 »

Intersect goes mobile: Beta users can post through an iTunes store app http://nie.mn/h10KT3 »

How do you attract a search audience to video content? Some best practices http://nie.mn/htUyLT »

Facebook is about to ask to become your homepage http://nie.mn/gDerzo »

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