I don't see the connection between "Twitter had a net loss" to "Twitter is going to start charging for accounts". They managed $250 million last quarter without charging users directly. Charging users directly is could be a very threatening thing to their business. Would they take that risk to increase revenues by 30% when they could optimize and current revenue streams and introduce other revenue streams which have a much lower risk than charging users directly?
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I don't see the connection between "Twitter had a net loss" to "Twitter is going to start charging for accounts". They managed $250 million last quarter without charging users directly. Charging users directly is could be a very threatening thing to their business. Would they take that risk to increase revenues by 30% when they could optimize and current revenue streams and introduce other revenue streams which have a much lower risk than charging users directly?