And they’re out… Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has announced Q2 revenue ex-TAC of $3.9 billion, just a shade above analyst estimates of $3.87 billion. GAAP Net income was $1.25 billion or $3.92 per share. Non-GAAP EPS came to $4.63 per share, which looks light. Analysts had been targeting $4.74. This should be an interesting call (4:30 PM ET). Revenue on Google’s own network grew a still-quite-impressive 66 percent year-over-year to $3.53 billion, though on a sequential basis, this was up just 4 percent from Q1. Network revenue grew by just 22 percent to $1.35 billion.

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Some highlights:

—International now represents 52 percent
—Paid clicks slipped 1 percent sequentially and was up 19 percent year-over-year.
—Total headcount, always a key metric at the ever-expanding company, stood at 19,604, up from 19,156 at the end of Q1. That’s a smaller increase than the 851 employees Google added (ex-DoubleClick acq.) last quarter.

In quick after-hours activity, Google is trading down

over 10 percent now to $478.82.

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