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As more people use cell phones and their tiny glass screens to gain access to the Internet, Google and its fellow online advertisers will have less space, or what's called "ad inventory," to place marketing messages for customers. Google makes money selling ad inventory, which is diminished on a cell phone.
Google needs to prepare now for this shift, suggests Ben Kunz, director of strategic planning for the media planning firm Mediassociates.