[LangeFisch]

Recently Bloomberg got busted spying on their clients using the proprietary terminals. The banks are now looking for an alternative desktop method of interacting with each other and their clients. While Reuters has a chat program it is not as well regarded as the Bloomberg one. Is there an opening for BBM here? Either on its own, or licensed to Reuters? If they're taking the platform, which is solid to other mobile devices and most people on Wall St are familliar and comfortable with BBM, why not? They can definitely emphasize security, which is a huge concern. Thoughts?

http://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/dealbook/2013/05/20/financial-firms-said-to-be-seeking-alternative-to-bloombergs-chat-messaging/

[pkcable]

Interesting

[Chicago777Guy]

Agreed interesting...i hope BBRY is paying attention

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[Dapper37]

I just tweeted that link on to BlackBerry. I'm sure their aware already. But that never stops me

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[RECOOL]

BBM had been great for wallstreet folk for how quick it was.Now going cross platform everyones eyes will light up.BBM going cross platform was well thought out.

With the privacy issue.Back to BB's.The question is will companys ask for private channels and servers for BBM messagaes?? And that of course this would replaces BIS/BES fees and makes ��$�$$.

BB rarely do stuff for free crossplatform was never gonna be free there would always be Opportunity like this.

[kfh227]

BBM needs to go to windows also. Not sure why bbry is not doing this
That would bring sevicesecure chat to all devices

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[RECOOL]

BBM needs to go to windows also. Not sure why bbry is not doing this
That would bring sevicesecure chat to all devices

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lol stages my man If the downloads on mobile are great BBM can further invest in BBM video,voice for everyone.Then hit computers. Got to pace it supply and demand I guess.