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April 13, 2012 12:52 am GMT
During its Q1 earnings call today, Google's CEO Larry Page called Google+ the company's "social spine." With about 120 Google+ integrations across Google's portfolio, Page said, Google+ is now what connects all of Google's products. He also stressed that there are two aspects to Google+: the social spine (which now has about 170 million users) and the social destination site. Google, for a while now, has refused to release any numbers about the actual number of people who regularly use the actual Google+ homepage and how engaged these users are. While quite a few pundits hoped that this would change with this call, Page did not announce any new numbers today.
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Larry Page: Google+ Is Social Spine With 170M Users, Healthy Growth and Impressive Engagement
During its Q1 earnings call today, Google's CEO Larry Page called Google+ the company's "social spine." With about 120 Google+ integrations across Google's portfolio, Page said, Google+ is now what connects all of Google's products. He also stressed that there are two aspects to Google+: the social spine (which now has about 170 million users) and the social destination site. Google, for a while now, has refused to release any numbers about the actual number of people who regularly use the actual Google+ homepage and how engaged these users are. While quite a few pundits hoped that this would change with this call, Page did not announce any new numbers today.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/iPqB_eOm1tY/
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