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Alicia Keys And BlackBerry End Partnership As Struggling Company Gives Up On Private Consumer Market
"She got on a sinking ship," a source told Billboard of Alicia Keys' yearlong partnership with Blackberry that will end this month. Keys was signed in January of last year as Blackberry's "global creative director" in a last ditch bid to compete with more popular smart phones from Apple, Samsung, and the like.
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