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‘BlackBerry’ filmmakers toe the line between fact and fictionWhen the Canadian filmmakers behind 'BlackBerry' set out to make a movie about the smartphone's rise and fall, they weren't necessarily interested in getting all the facts right.EntertainmentMar 7, 2023
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BlackBerry movie: Canadian film documents rise and fall of Research in MotionBlackBerry centres around the people behind RIM, the Waterloo based tech company responsible for creating what was once the world's most popular smartphone brand.CanadaAug 24, 2022
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Is BlackBerry back? Why the company’s stock just hit a 4-year highIt all about cars, trucks and cybersecurity.MoneyMay 26, 2017
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Bad move for Canada? TPP’s rules on intellectual property pulled into spotlightConcerns voiced by Jim Balsillie over the massive Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty have intensified scrutiny of the pact's intellectual-property provisions - and whether they represent a bad deal for Canada.CanadaNov 12, 2015
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Would RIM’s demise spell Waterloo’s doom? Unlikely.To get a sense of just how central a role the company formerly known as RIM plays in Waterloo’s civic psyche, you could start at the city’s homepage: The first image that greets you is a coterie of glossy Blackberrys (Z10s, in case you’re wondering).CanadaAug 12, 2013
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Silver RIM to a dark cloud? How Research in Motion affects Waterloo<p><span style="font-size:11pt;line-height:115%;font-family:Calibri, sans-serif;">With layoffs expected and operating losses, RIM's future is in question. But what does that mean for the Waterloo technology sector and top tech talent? </span> </p>May 30, 2012
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