As the Blackberry market share comes under increasing pressure by the Apple iPhone and eventually Google’s Android, the importance of international markets becomes ever more apparent. Several days ago I wrote about the failed negotiations and clash between the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia that to their announcement that the service would be terminated […]
ESSAYS | Cultural Interface
Research In Motion makes concessions to India & Kuwait
By Garrett Cobarr | August 3, 2010 | Cultural Interface
Saudi Arabia and the UAE to Block Blackberry
By Garrett Cobarr | August 1, 2010 | Cultural Interface
Today, the United Arab Emirates announced that it will start blocking Blackberry email, messaging and web browsing features starting on October 11. Almost immediately following this announcement, Saudi Arabian telcos were ordered to begin blocking the messenger service of Blackberry later this month. The UAE cited security concerns as the primary reason to take this […]
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