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Google CEO Larry Page apologized for what he called the earnings "scramble" that helped push the stock down 8% Thursday. Despite falling profits, he also praised his company's performance, calling it a "strong quarter." Listen to Page's conference call. ||||| (Credit: Twitter) 
  
 After a draft press release of Google's third-quarter earnings with a placeholder for a quote from CEO Larry Page leaked out prematurely, an enterprising parodist created a "Pending Larry" twitter feed. Page joins Big Bird and Romney binders in the realm of recent Twitter parody feeds. 
  
 Google's draft third-quarter earnings release that awaits a quote from the CEO. (Credit: Twitter) 
  
 Google's stock tanked about 9 percent before trading stopped at midday following the accidental leak of the release. The company posted earnings of $9.03 a share on revenue of $11.33 billion, missing expectations for $10.65 a share on sales of $11.86 billion. Google's Motorola division accounted for much of the miss, reporting an operating loss of $527 million, mostly coming from its handset division. 
  
 Google issued a statement, placing blame for the leaked press release on RR Donnelley: "Earlier this morning RR Donnelley, the financial printer, informed us that they had filed our draft 8K earnings statement without authorization. We have ceased trading on Nasdaq while we work to finalize the document. Once it's finalized we will release our earnings, resume trading on Nasdaq, and hold our earnings call as normal at 1:30 PM PT." 
  
 Pending Larry had a few tweets regarding the mess created by RR Donnelley: 
  
 (Credit: Twitter) 
  
 The official press release contained the formerly pending Page quote. Despite the poor Motorola showing, Google "had a good quarter," he said: 
  
 "We had a strong quarter. Revenue was up 45 percent year-on-year, and, at just fourteen years old, we cleared our first $14 billion revenue quarter," said Larry Page, CEO of Google. "I am also really excited about the progress we're making creating a beautifully simple, intuitive Google experience across all devices." |||||
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Google and its printer are learning what it's like to make a public gaffe in the age of Twitter. After the company's disappointing earnings were released hours early by accident—complete with the line, "PENDING LARRY QUOTE," referring to co-founder Larry Page—the Internet pounced, reports CNET. The big attention-getter is a Pending Larry Twitter account with tweets like this: "This is what happens when you submit your report to the SEC via Android." "To be fair, we released our earnings yesterday afternoon on Google Plus." "My pending quote: Google News is dropping its digital format, will go all-print." (If you don't get the joke, click here.) Page himself apologized for the the earnings "scramble" in his conference call with reporters (listen to it via MarketWatch here) and tried to put a positive spin on the quarter, despite the big whiff on analysts' expectations. As for the real quote that ended up on results: "We had a strong quarter. Revenue was up 45 percent year-on-year, and, at just fourteen years old, we cleared our first $14 billion revenue quarter. I am also really excited about the progress we're making creating a beautifully simple, intuitive Google experience across all devices."