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Barcelona, February 28th 2012 - Blackberry is the winner of the Fiasco Awards 2012, an honor awarded in Barcelona this Tuesday in its fourth edition. Of the 3,613 voters online 1,922 made this choice at www.fiascoawards.com. In October 2011 Blackberry’s messaging system collapsed and it took several days to restore the service with consequences worldwide. RIM [...]
They have already voted more than 3.000 fans from around the world, Do you have you already voted? The voting results will be announced during the party delivering the Fiasco Awards 2012, which will take place this Tuesday, February 28, 2012, at Bar OBAMA, Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 603, Barcelona, ??20:00 hours.
According to GfK, BlackBerry has increased its sales by 162% in 2011 in Spain, equivalent to a sales increase of about two and a half times compared to what was sold in 2010. According to GfK, BlackBerry is leader in the smartphone prepaid market with 57% market share in December 2011 in Spain, up from the 40.1% recorded in November in this segment. According to Canalys, at the end of the fourth quarter of 2011, BlackBerry is the leader in the smartphone market in Spain with 23% [...]
La técnica es el esfuerzo para ahorrar esfuerzo. José Ortega y Gasset - “En la vida hay algo peor que el fracaso: el no haber intentado nada”. F.D. Roosevelt - Cada fracaso le enseña al hombre algo que necesitaba aprender. (Charles Dickens)
Fiasco Awards Spirit: ¿Por qué hacemos lo que hacemos? Google nos entiende… ENTREVISTA: CiberP@ís ERIC SCHMIDT Consejero delegado de Google “Si no fallas, no aprendes…”