Aug 1, 2012
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High and low: what RIM’s failure is doing to the people of Waterloo
Redmond. Cupertino. Mountain View. In the tech world, these cities are indelibly stamped with their respective company names: Microsoft, Apple, Google. The places have become synonymous with their firms: we await the “news from Redmond” when Microsoft debuts a new operating system, or whisper about Cupertino’s penchant for secrecy.
Though less well-known, Waterloo, Ontario, is another city stamped by the accomplishments of a tech giant. Read on…
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quite sad to see this! i remember following up on RIM’s downward spiral when i was living in waterloo, and yeap, it did...
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Nice article! congrats! But is too soon to predict the end of RIM. BlackBerry 10 is looking sharp and with innovations...
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People so infrequently consider...a company’s success or
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