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"During today's Q3 earnings call, Google not only discussed its impressive earnings, but it did something it has never done before: It broke down the numbers from some of its key businesses, including YouTube and mobile.\nGoogle CFO Patrick Pichette made it clear in the call that not only had Google never disclosed these numbers before, but it's something it probably won't do in the future, either.  This was a one-time glimpse into the current state of Google's mobile, display advertising and YouTube businesses.\nHere are the key numbers that Google SVP of Product Management Jonathan Rosenberg shared during today's call:\n\nDisplay advertising: The company\u2019s annualized run rate for display ad revenues is approaching $2.5 billion, according to Rosenberg.  Google called it its next billion dollar business, and that it's already here.  Much of Google's display ad business comes from its $3.1 billion acquisition of DoubleClick.\nYouTube: While Google didn't reveal specific revenue numbers for YouTube, the company did say it is monetizing 2 billion views per week, up 50% from last year.  Recent reports suggest that YouTube is approaching $1 billion per year in revenue.\nMobile: The annualized run rate for Google's mobile business is $1 billion this year.  That means, if things stay on track, mobile will become yet another billion-dollar business for the search giant.  As a note, this is really more about Google's mobile ad business and less about Android, which is free for companies to use.\n\nGoogle didn't reveal these numbers just for kicks; it wanted to make clear that search isn't the only revenue-generating arm of the Google empire.  Google needs these divisions to grow in order to expand its online empire.  While Google has search and AdWords pretty much figured out, we get the feeling that the search giant hasn't come close to tapping into the true revenue potential of its other businesses.  The growth of these businesses will be something to watch."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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