Larry Page, CEO at Google, has just passed Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, as the most circled person on Google+...

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Google released their third quarter financials for 2011 yesterday and not only came very close to the $10 billion earning mark for the quarter, but also announced Google+ has reached 40 million users. Google CEO Larry Page said, "We had a great quarter. Revenue was up 33% year on year and our quarterly revenue was ...

Read More: Google CEO Larry Page Says “People are Flocking into Google+”

Why is Google calling itself an identity company now? Why is David Kirkpatrick, one of the smartest journalists I know, telling the world on Forbes that a social revolution is coming to companies? Why have I moved almost all of my available time and blogging behavior to Google+? I just spent 40 minutes in audio [...]

Read More: The game of all games: content and context (why Mark Zuckerberg, Marc Benioff, and Larry Page ...

At the end of yesterday's Google earnings call, CEO Larry Page made a very interesting comment about data portability, Google+, and competitors (aka Facebook). In the call, an analyst asked Page what the most compelling reasons are to switch from existing social platforms to Google+ or if the company sees a future where people can be a part of multiple social networks and platforms (paraphrased, at the 57 minute mark in the call).

Page responded with this statement on Google+ and switch costs: [...]

Read More: Zing! Larry Page Calls Out ‘Competitors’ (aka Facebook) For Lack Of Social Data Portability