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BlackBerry Loves U2 - Watch the Ad By Kevin Michaluk | 08 Jul 2009 07:58 | 
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RIM/BlackBerry is sponsoring U2's 360 tour, and they've updated their recently launched BlackBerry.com/u2 microsite to include a BlackBerry Loves U2 commercial. Not much to say here, other than BlackBerry + U2 fans can watch the 60 second commercial above and non-U2 fans can scroll down to the next article. Thanks to everyone who sent this in!Â
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I saw this on TV last night.
I'm trying to view this on my Storm and getting "The media being played is of an unsupported format." Anyone else?
saw this last night in the theater before hangover.. i knew it was a blackberry commercial..
i go to my buddy.. "yo this is for blackberry" he doubted me! until the blackberry logo came up ; >
I know the Blackberry Loves U2 commercial.I saw this on TV.
south park episodes
Did BB really just do that? I mean really! They didn't feature any phones (TOUR!) or anything. Just Bono singing and then the BB logo. Booo!
I mean, if it is called the "360 Tour" either the Phone backing it should be REALLY obvious, or it should be the Microsoft Gaming System.
Soon RIM will be partnering up with Green Peace and WWF. All those activists need means of communications. An untapped market segment I would say