Google Touts $8 Billion Mobile Revenue During Earnings Call

Bigger upside than desktop, says CEO Larry Page

When Google’s third quarter earnings report leaked out on Thursday, concerns flared over declines in how much money Google makes each time consumers click on an ad. Those declines are most likely due to lower cost-per-click rates for mobile ads.

That would imply Google is no different than many other ad-supported companies who are struggling to monetize mobile. But during the company’s quarterly earnings call Thursday afternoon, the company made a big effort to stress the viability of its mobile business.

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