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Indonesia’s biggest tech stories of 2016
For what it’s worth, 2016 will be remembered as the year Indonesia birthed its first official startup unicorn.
BlackBerry Messenger reveals its plan to fight back in Indonesia
BBM is turning into a multifunctional app, up for competition against the likes of Go-Jek and Facebook Messenger.
It’s time for messaging apps to form the ‘anti-Facebook alliance’
Here’s why the world’s top messaging apps need to form an anti-Facebook federation to stand a chance of ending Mark Zuckerberg’s social media empire.
BBM may be losing ground, but it’s not giving up
Blackberry Messenger is fighting back to stay relevant – with coupons.
Blackberry looks to Indonesia for rescue through partnership with media group
It’s granting local media conglomerate Emtek a license to develop the BlackBerry Messenger.
Want to break into Indonesia’s crowded mobile messaging market? Here’s how
WhatsApp, Line, WeChat – all are popular in Indonesia, but BBM just won’t go away.
Cute, adorable, and ambitious: Digital sticker firm PicoCandy preps for an Indonesian invasion
Chat apps like Line do well in Indonesia. This could partly be due to the irresistibly cute Brown and Cony stickers that portray emotions better than simple text. For Geraldine
Is WhatsApp replacing Blackberry Messenger as Indonesia’s dominant chat app?
At a Mobile Marketing Association forum event in Jakarta today, Indonesian telco XL Axiata released data that confirms WhatsApp is the most dominant chat app used by its domestic customers. Based
4 reasons BlackBerry phones will die in Indonesia (but BBM will still reign supreme)
While the launch of BBM for Android and iOS is great news for a lot of Indonesians, the same cannot be said for the fate of BlackBerry’s hardware.




