what a story on facebook.e'll start with. >> you're not going to be under the same scrutiny as a company that doesn't have that fantastic group. facebook has become part of the social fabric in a way that no other company really has, and that i think gives you a lot of leeway in the investments that you are making. i know investments were up considerably. the expenses are paying off, and it's pretty clear that when they've even done acquisitions that folks have kind of questioned in terms of cost, those are paying off too. you almost have a billion users. even what'sapp now, that's a big number on a monthly basis. you know, i think generally the facebook platform is unlike any other. we have one in seven people in the world using that product to connect with people they really care about. it gives you an opportunity to grow advertising in a way where people don't even feel like they're being advertised to. it seems google is charging less for more clicks. is that just a function of the maturity of the companie

emily: for facebook, specifically.ark: well, i mean again, in a lot of these countries there is not a very big ad market yet. so, it is not that we won't do it eventually, but right now for our business, the main thing that we need to do is continue making -- we are focused a lot on the quality of the ads and business experience. and doing that in the developed world -- in the u.s. and europe and asia and a lot of places there -- is actually going to be the biggest driver of our own profitability and revenue, not trying to make ad markets out of countries that are just coming online. emily: now, once you get people connected, once you have the power to reach them, how do you use that power? mark: are you talking about us or people specifically? emily: i am talking about facebook. mark: well, i mean, for us, it is really all about enabling people. we worked with airtel in zambia. they were our first partner to rollout the suite of free, basic services. then within weeks we starting hearing these pretty amazing stories c

emily: i have been watching video ads on facebook. david: they can really get in gauging ads on facebook. ads onauging =-- engaging facebook. -- itup one and a percent is up 100% from the last time they reported that number. emily: mark zuckerberg talking little bit about china. mark: people think that facebook is not in china at all and that is not true. our consumer service is not active there, but it is already one of the biggest advertising markets that we have. there are a lot of really big and important chinese companies who sell a lot of products to people outside of china. they use facebook as one of their primary tools in a lot of cases to spread information about what they are doing and grow their customer base. emily: david, you have been listening and, what is your take away? always aina is fascinating topic when it comes to facebook. they want to get in there for the consumers as well as the ad sales. their mobile only users are creeping up to almost half of their total users. 78% ofobile ads are their total ads. a compan

with facebook being so huge on mobile, having instagram, having whatsapp, having facebook messenger is great way for them to increase ad revenue game especially. david: charles, there is guy i have known, uri medicaller in, owned at one point 10% about facebook. i asked about facebook, what is different from everybody else? this guy zuckerberg is from different universe. he has way of thinking about the future nobody in silicon valley has. do you agree? >> i agree but unlike zuckerberg like the guys that run twitter with the bad result, they didn't adhere to wall street. zuckerberg found out right away you have to appease wall street. david: i have to cut you off in midstream. ashley webster has numbers. >> here are the headline numbers, david on facebook. eps earnings per share 57 cents. that is a five cent beat. revenue of 4.50 billion, beating estimate of 4.3billion. one of the quick numbers i saw as results came down, 1.55 billion monthly active users. i believe that is up from 1.49 billion. number of people using facebook continuing to grow. david: going up after-hours. melissa. m

facebook and twitter no, we're going to sell twitter. and we're going to keep facebook.flix we're going to allow that with facebook because it's entertainment and this is a media but then disney is also media. this is very convoluted. i need a bristol myers. we'll get rid of twitter and put bristol myers in there. paypal. media, and entertainment. boy, that's too much. we're going to get rid of disney too and why not put in, because we're already there, 3m. great quarter. make those changes. you have a portfolio that's too much like itself. all right. wow. that was some game. we had to do some real change ups here. listen i got the cowboys but i also have the cowboys i got the eagles and the cowboys. not enough diversification. stick with cramer. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. awe believe active management

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and then, eventually facebook nvr. friend across the world and meet up with a bookstore in paris or eiffel tower or whatever. liz: whether this works, facebook messenger or with assistant type abilities. can anyone catch this company. >> it is really tough. you see a lot of their platforms doing well. instagram at 400 million users. new participates with facebook striking with news organizations to create a news reading app announced today. liz: that is very big. >> facebook is platform where so many millenials get their news. they're no longer going to tv and radio and news sites. they're going into social network. you can see that, when videos go viral, often happening not on few tube -- youtube but facebook. liz: what about ability to customize, you can filter out not just friends, but if you don't like what people post you get rid of them, but artificial intelligence where you filter out certain things your friends post. like i don't want to hear about my friend's dog anymore, sorry. >> imaging software. they have

the lead tonight is facebook.he social network crossing one billion daily active users for the very first time, 65% of people on facebook use it every single day. monthly users hit 1.55 billion. 78% of ad revenue coming from mobile. i spoke with ceo david earlier today. he said we are seeing good performance and video making an instagram starting to make a contribution. joining me now to dig into the numbers, cory johnson, and david kirkpatrick joining us from new york. he is the author of "the facebook effect." we have been listening on a call. 500 million people are watching video on facebook everyday. the numbers seem insane. cory: facebook is like china, the number is always big. you have about 2 billion people on the site, 60% of them use it every day. extrapolate that to be about -- video is successful on facebook, to be sure. everyone on facebook is not watching videos every day. there are just so many people -- emily: the growth in advertising is not hurting user engagement at all. i never click on ads and

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what is take amazon versus facebook? if you don't like the social would you like the online retailer. >> i would, if they make money. go back to the pe which is in the-- 300s i think. they still spend a whole lot of money on new development which they feel compelled to. i give them a head nod, that amazon web services seems to be a huge hit in the business community. that is generally where i like to spend my tech dollars is in business sort of situation. but they have a very low margin on most of other stuff they're doing. so i'm still out. trish: hold that for a second there, kim. i want to bring amish on that. aws, kim was talking about it, if you don't know, you have a small company or can't afford engineers, need storage, cloud services, amazon is really powering a lot of small companies. they make a lot of money from it but is the stock, amish, are these 100% year-to-date gains, is the best over? >> yeah, deirdre, you make some great points. it's so much easier to be a startup. they literally own 100% of the startu

she covers facebook and twitter for us.eessen and continues to unload his holes in the social network. over 1.5 million shares of facebook in the last two weeks. that totals $160 million. is 73% of his total ownership in the country. the company beat earnings stillations and there is class the stock. there was a preset trading plan. changeup, how does this the world's opinion on cyber security? check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app. more from "bloomberg west." ♪ emily: i am live in new york. following edward snowden's revelations, tech companies have taken a hard line on government intervention. creativegetting more with eluding detection. is thesman jim himes ranking member of the committee on intelligence. thank you so much for joining us, congressman. out,the revelations came the pendulum swung so far in the other direction and people are so upset about the government potentially monitoring our data. the you see it swinging back after this? congressman: it will. after the snowden revolution

and so i did a deal with facebook where we integrated aim into pages of facebook.n that process, that's how i got to meet them. emily: what was he like at that time? chamath: high potential, but still very young. emily: did you know? did you have a feeling that it was going to be huge? chamath: i don't think we knew until about 2008, mid-2008. the reason why is that by then we could say to ourselves, there is a formula here. and by "formula" i mean that we understood the psychology of why people wanted to be a part of this. once you understand the psychology, that is just a matter of building features and software that bring that psychology to life. people loved this emotional and, you know, responsiveness that facebook could give them. so the formula was to figure out how these early behaviors could then drive the ability for you and me to pull other people, because you wanted more of that psychological feedback. emily: you are legendary when it comes to growing facebook. what did you do? how did you do it? and how much of it was you and how much of it was faceboo

let's talk about facebook because the numbers are staggering, aren't they? 1.5 billion people in monthly active users. one in every five minutes spent on a mobile device either goes to instagram or their page. >> incredible. you're seeing a huge shift now. they're in the sweet spot. 20% of the world population now log on to facebook every month. 14% on a daily basis and the key for that is the add revenues it drives. it's so powerful. larry paige said the internet penetrated 1% of its growth. there's a huge opportunity for this company and we continue to recommend it and like it. >> facebook can only make money from here apparently because the numbers -- i was filing through all the figures in the report card. when you look at the average revenue per user growing 42% you would think that's a saturated market but they continue to pile on the huge results. >> you have to remember it's banned in china and you haven't even got there yet. so i think there's a huge opportunity of growth. obviously they never talk about the long-term prospects, you know, oculus, me

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i spoke to some industry peers to see how they view facebook. >> facebook is actually not as well usedtwitter at the moment. i see it more as sort of older people using facebook. there's a lot of noise on facebook. >> facebook is the easiest way to keep in touch with anyone around. it's probably the easiest way to advertise and reach out to people interested in what you're doing. that's through your friends as well as people you might not know. >> i love facebook. i'm on it every day. nothing but positive reviews. i have no complaints. >> how many hours a day would you spend on facebook? >> probably 2. >> what do i think of facebook? i think it was a very smart idea. honestly not much else to say other than that. >> more eye balls is giving facebook an age with advertisers so it can charge more for the ads and serve up more video ads to users. interestingly enough the information voluntarily giving facebook could be the future for the company. it's investing money in artificial intelligence to mine our photos. this could be a problem for rivals such as google if facebook can own the so

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alix: turning back to facebook. are looking to facebook's cost management. $780 million for capital expenditures. one of the things that facebook will do is spend whatever they need to spend. to surprise most often in terms of the way they have spent big money, whether marketing or research and development. they are fairly consistent in terms of their spend this quarter. all the numbers are bigger. the percentage of sales this quarter, research and development was 28% of their revenue, which is a big number for any company. that is up from the previous year at 19%. it is consistent with what they have done this year. 30% of revenue devoted to r&d. it shows you the investments they are making in the future. the money they are spending for marketing and sales and sales staff, getting more advertising on facebook, percentage of sales has come down a lot. one year ago, the percentage of sales -- it has gone up a lot. that was 12% a year ago. it is 16% this quarter. they are spending a lot on marketing, sales, and a boat

that's what facebook just did. the social media company beating both profit and sales targets, and investors responded. adjusted earnings of 57 cents a share topped estimates, as you see there. revenue up of $4.5 billion also came in better than consensus and was much higher than last year. investors hit the like button, sending shares of facebook initially higher in after-hours trading. the company's valuation now inching toward $300 billion. not bad for an 11-year-old. julia boorstin has the one key takeaway. >> the one key takeaway from facebook's earnings is that the social network is growing across the board. as a result, user numbers, revenue as well as earnings beat expectations. i spoke to coo sheryl sandberg, who said this broad growth showed facebook investment in advertising paying off. as the company rolls out more options like instagram and video ads, which are easy and inexpensive for marketers of all sizes to use. and it sounds like this across-the-board growth is likely to continue. facebook doesn't

facebook and twitter no, we're going to sell twitter. and we're going to keep facebook. netflix we're going to allow that with facebook because it's entertainment and this is a media but then disney is also media. this is very convoluted. i need a bristol myers. we'll get rid of twitter and put bristol myers in there. paypal. media, and entertainment. boy, that's too much. we're going to get rid of disney too and why not put in, because we're already there, 3m. great quarter. make those changes. you have a portfolio that's too much like itself. all right. wow. that was some game. we had to do some real change ups here. listen i got the cowboys but i also have the cowboys i got the eagles and the cowboys. not enough diversification. stick with cramer.e in here for ya? ugh. my sinuses are killing me. yeah...just wait 'til we hit ten thousand feeee i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. wait, what?! you realize i have gold status? do i still get the miles? new mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolve

more of a habit. >> i still use facebook, facebook advocate. >> i've been on facebook quite a while.i bored with it? >> i've been using facebook since i was in high school years ago, so, yeah, i would keep using it. >> i still use facebook, family and close friends, it's more personal i think so this. >> i am using facebook, instagram, twitter, snapchat. >> i still use facebook more to promote myself as a model, but instagram is the main thing, it is. ashley: a lot of people are on facebook on commuter train in the morning. look at the numbers on facebook, more than 1 1/2 billion monthly users, amazing. 8 billion video views per day. 8 billion. also, 15 million people worldwide can now access the web via internet.org. these are just mind blowing. tech watcher joining us now. shana, you know, there's been a suggestion in the past, oh, facebook is not hip anymore, it's not cool with the younger people, it's just grandma putting pictures up of their grandkids, but these numbers in the latest report are just remarkable. are you impressed? >> yeah, these numbers tell an impressive story,

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you're losing customers to facebook.hey are talking about media time and how much media time people spend on facebook. and i got to tell you, they had a great moment. when they first started they were talking about how zing was getting customers. way too early for that one. >> good. >> here it's ikea getting $2 million back. return on investment is clear. the brilliance of the people, 41 revenue growth. that means you can do 30 times. >> of course, facebook rapidly becoming an umbrella of brands including instagram. here's sheryl sandberg last night talking about that. >> this is the first quarter where the instagram ad offering has been as rebuffed as it is now. with a lot of improvements that happened this quarter including self-service rollout. that's a major step change for instagram in terms of the product we're offering to the market. >> my favorite metric is the ratio of daus to maus at 65. people who are on check in all the time. >> all the time. >> it's not like they come in and two weeks later check it again. >

it to facebook. facebook assures us this will not be used to invade our privacy, our information will not -- i love whenever facebook introduces a new thing they have to convince us it's not creepy. if photo magic works the next new automated feature they're planning to roll out is something called magic you. >> facebook's photo magic automatic tagging makes posting pictures faster and easier than others. >> tess, nice. >> we're not stopping there. facebook magic you. facebook magic you uses an advanced algorithm that studies your old post to create new statuses for you automatically. and a facebook you personality profiler creates new opinions you didn't even know you had. >> where did that come from? how do i delete. >> you can't, you said it. >> i didn't say that. >> you thought it. >> don't worry about it, babe. >> who are you? what are you doing here? >> i'm greg. we're dating. >> facebook you will put you in a healthy, loving, very public relationship. >> what is this? i didn't take any of thes

facebook magic you. facebook magic you uses an advanced algorithm that studies your old post to create new statuses for you automatically. and a facebook you personality profiler creates new opinions you didn't even know you had. how do i delete. >> you can't, you said it. >> i didn't say that. >> you thought it. >> don't worry about it, babe. >> who are you? what are you doing here? >> i'm greg. we're dating. >> facebook you will put you in a healthy, loving, very public relationship. >> what is this? i didn't take any of these photos. >> you don't have to. facebook you utilizes your unique dna sequence to create a perfect clone. >> oh, cool! >> okay, this is wrong. i didn't agree to any of this. >> of course you did. it's in the terms of service you >> i want it to stop. >> sorry, facebook you is a total life replacement. it does your job and hangs out with your friends so you can focus on what's really important, going on facebook. >> come on, babe, let's take pictures of brunch. >> my favorite. >> he

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sarah covers facebook for us.ng up in the of "bloomberg markets," we are talking to a ceo front and center of the drug pricing debate and get her take. ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg markets." in new york.m. in and six clock p.m. in hong kong. scarlet: welcome to bloomberg television and "bloomberg markets." ♪ scarlet: good afternoon. i'm scarlet fu. alix: here's what we are watching at this hour. janet yellen's talk about a december rate hike has the markets on the move. she is still speaking with the house financial services committee. she is talking about bank regulations and supervision. she did give some indications about a possibility of a december rate hike. she calls it a live possibility. scarlet: you saw the bond market react immediately. the two year yield is much more sensitive to interest rate policy. it's spiked and has now come down a little bit. stocks a leg lower. the two year yield at 80 basis points. alix: let's bring in carl record on a. aside from this live possibility, what else is different f

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there is facebook. technology is falling, facebook is holding onto games, up 5%. $300 billion -- more than that in terms of market cap. betty: incredible. you're watching currencies as well? julie: as we heard from mark carney, this is after the bank of england had decided to remain on rate. carney did they it would be prudent to expect a rate increase in the next year. even after those comments, the house remains lower -- pound remains lower. he also talked about the strength of the pound saying we have not seen more of an increase in inflation. if you look at the two year yield, in terms of u.k. debt, the has gone lower following the bank of england. if you look at the two year yield in the united states, you're seeing a different scenario with the expectation that the fed might indeed raise rates in december. 0.84%. at one point it was 0.85%. that has been climbing. betty: it has. thank you. julie hyman at the markets desk. let's get a check of the headlines. mark crumpton has more. latestet's get to

and then there is facebook. the street, revenue rising on the strength of mobile advertising, gaining 60 million new users this quarter, compared to competitor, twitter, adding 3 million users in the same period. here's facebook's coo, sheryl sandberg, talking about roi, return on investment. >> caller: feeling really pleased with our ads business and strength of advertiser demand across the board, and that's when you see in our results this quarter. going into the holiday season, we know how important this season is for clients, and what we work on with them is focusing on business results. we want to be the best dollar and best minute they spen d on ads to be the highest roi, not just measured with traditional ad metrics, but moving products off the shelf and cars off lots. >>> goinged inside with victor, the price target to what? >> 126. >> 126. >> woah. >> there was a long time we had constant -- can facebook monetize mobile, right? that question has now been officially put to bed. it's over. we don't have t

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how has facebook been doing? is so interesting to me.ttee manages the business and not the corner. -- quarter. whether it's operating profit, cap profitability, earnings-per-share, you don't know what they will spend in marketing, r&d, could be all over the map. they could suddenly decide to blow an extra $1 million in the course of 13 weeks to build new servers. $100 million in the course of 13 weeks to build new servers or of ai experts. spending could be a surprise. we look for in revenue growth to be terrific. we look at user growth, even as competitors find it almost impossible to find users. facebook has picked up. these are big numbers. they are continuing to grow that business at scale. david: i see you toiling in excel -- when you get this report, what will you look for? cory: this is a great business. it is massively profitable and truly profitable. it frees up a ton of cash flow. looking for changes in how the business works. , they had nopublic revenue at all for mobile when it went public. today, most of the revenues are for

facebook, you mentioned facebook earlier. of the features facebook has rolled out for this human disaster. facebook has had this feature before. used forentially natural disasters where you can check in to say you are safe. some, whyticized by roll it out in paris question mark others praised it saying it is a great feature. facebook said, where still developing this feature and we thought we would use it in paris because we saw such activity on paris. we thought it could help people let others know they are safe. people are saying, how are you going to decide which disasters are going to have the safety check feature? yvonne: talking about the killings of the university and kenya, the attacks in beirut. , diseasesk has said are hard to adapt the feature for because there is no set beginning and no set and. -- set end. i want to look quickly at the misinformation. at one image. 58,000 re-tweets on twitter. this was incorrectly attributed. lots of other misinformation out there, including a guy who put out a tweet about the ei