[Bsavvy]

I believe it would be a good marketing effort to promote BBM.

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[donnation]

I spoke with them and done.

[JasW]

I consider myself reasonably well versed in pop culture, at least US pop culture, but even I had to look her up on Wikipedia.

I don't think this thread even meets the painfully low bar for Armchair CEO.

[Sith_Apprentice]

Moved to armchair CEO

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[iToya]

I love Lorde, just putting it out there.

I will say, that BlackBerry needs to hire someone to have this phone attached to their hand all day.

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[Bsavvy]

I'm sure that the younger demographic knows of her.

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[R Field]

I have no idea who that is. Indie singer?

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[anon6176878]

She's a smart, fresh and young Australian singer. This idea was discussed between my girlfriend and myself 3 months ago. Blackberry would definitely create a new young market if they marketed mass festival and stood behind a young alternative singer with great market potential: the indie scene would appreciate the "exclusivity" of the brand as long as there was flexablilty of . Too bad BBM didn't capitalize on its ability to create a personal experience with groups of people- they could have cornered the market instead of allowing parties such as What'sApp to create an reasonable alternative for cross platform devices. I hope Samsung doesn't capatilaize on the BBM app and take legacy BlackBerry users to Samsung/Andriod. Blackberry is my "go to" device. I've been a power user for 8 years. Played with other devices, Blackberry despite the situation is still my preference. Productivity and efficency rather than playability and popularity.

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[12Danny123]

She' a Kiwi artist

[rayzian]

she gets enough radio play here in toronto, love the message of the song royals too, kind of goes in hand with BB handsets vs the "royals" (ios/android) lol