New RIM CEO vows ‘dramatically different’ BlackBerry strategy

Financial Post Sunday 29th January, 2012

NEW YORK – Research In Motion Ltd.'s Thorsten Heins, only days into his job as chief executive officer, pledged to regain lost ground in the U.S. smartphone market and said he held talks with rivals eager to license its software. RIM will begin a campaign with U.S. carriers this week to entice consumers to try its latest BlackBerry 7 devices...

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