Barcelona - Who would dare refuse money USD 19 billion, or around Rp 209 trillion? Not only WhatsApp is finally 'gave up', in the same position could have BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) willingly removed.
"When fuel was offered U.S. $ 19 billion, then I would recommend shareholders to accept it," said CEO John Chen BlackBerry, on the sidelines of the launch of the Z3 and Q20, in Barcelona, and CNBC reported on Wednesday (26/02/2014).
Although it is not likely to be released when there is a high bid, but in fact is not the path traversed by the fuel. Business messaging services is still very broad for dredged by the fuel.
"I know a lot of profit in business messaging. I think that should be done is to expand services and reach many customers as possible," he added.
After the exclusive, ultimately open up BBM to other platforms. Currently amounts to more than 80 million subscribers. Very much when compared with WhatsApp, which has been embraced over 450 million subscribers.
Especially in this business, fuel not as a major player. Because in reality, they have no competition from KakaoTalk, Line, and WeChat.
When offered USD 19 billion, the BB Messenger is ready for sale
Barcelona - Who would dare refuse money USD 19 billion, or around Rp 209 trillion? Not only WhatsApp is finally 'gave up', in the same position could have BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) willingly removed.
"When fuel was offered U.S. $ 19 billion, then I would recommend shareholders to accept it," said CEO John Chen BlackBerry, on the sidelines of the launch of the Z3 and Q20, in Barcelona, and CNBC reported on Wednesday (26/02/2014).
Although it is not likely to be released when there is a high bid, but in fact is not the path traversed by the fuel. Business messaging services is still very broad for dredged by the fuel.
"I know a lot of profit in business messaging. I think that should be done is to expand services and reach many customers as possible," he added.
After the exclusive, ultimately open up BBM to other platforms. Currently amounts to more than 80 million subscribers. Very much when compared with WhatsApp, which has been embraced over 450 million subscribers.
Especially in this business, fuel not as a major player. Because in reality, they have no competition from KakaoTalk, Line, and WeChat.
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