[Superfly_FR]

I strongly suggest you read it full ... Therefore, I'll quote only the intro:

My family’s table talk this weekend morning took a sudden unexpected turn from politics to smartphones. In no time, we all found ourselves arguing in defense of the phones each of us owned. However, my father’s unequivocal support for his BlackBerry is what motivated me to write today. We tried hard to convince him that the days of Research In Motion’s BlackBerry were over but he, being an ardent BB fan, remained steadfast in his beliefs.

Here you go : NBCNews: Brace Yourselves, RIM is Coming Back With a Bang! | NerdBerry.net

[SecondLight2]

That is not an official NBC article

[johnny_larue]

This was a very cool article. I especially like how the author notes how well RIM is doing in many emerging markets.

[lnichols]

Funny how the press is going from RIM is dead when they were adding customers and growing to now stating making a comeback after the first financial report that they lost customers (only a Million or so but). I hope that there were a ton of people that are still shorting the stock and take a huge bath!

[Peevish]

That is not an official NBC article

Still a good read.

[Superfly_FR]

That is not an official NBC article

Just quoted the exact article title ...
This article was sourced by : http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/50284117.../#.UOX9fax0k0p (Motley Fool on NBCNews.com)
BTW, welcome to the forums !

[Tenkawa]

Here is the original source.

Brace Yourselves, RIM is Coming Back With a Bang! - Business - Motley Fool | NBC News

[Superfly_FR]

Here is the original source.

Brace Yourselves, RIM is Coming Back With a Bang! - Business - Motley Fool | NBC News

3 minutes late

[walt63]

And who said RIM isn't advertising? This is advertising and they've been doing this for a couple months now. I believe RIM will be purchasing some PR from tech and business sources. You'll start to see a lot of these "feel good" articles leading up to Jan 30th. It's not a tv or web ad spot, but it's still advertising which could lead to word-of-mouth advertising, leading to bandwagon purchases.

[citystars41]

10 char

[Bobcat665]

It's nice to see someone out there in the US news realm who sees the vision, the reality, the big picture instead of just mindlessly repeating the same old negative tripe of yesteryear like countless other "reporters" and bloggers have done. NO, RIM/BlackBerry is not out of the woods YET but they're off to a good start so far. Let's hope that the forward momentum continues...

[Bobcat665]

10 char

Like! Like! Like!

[anon(3896606)]

It seems like this is all too necessary now.