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BGR Interview: Sean Paul [video]

By: |Jul 15th, 2011 at 02:50PM
Filed Under: Celebrities, Interview, Mobile
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We recently caught up with singer and entertainer Sean Paul, who’s in the middle of promoting a brand new single, to check in with him about how technology influences his life and career. From his addiction to his iPad and how he uses GarageBand for music production, to Twitter, to how he recently dumped his iPhone to switch back to a BlackBerry… we covered it all. Check out the full video interview after the break.BGR Interview is a series of interviews and conversations with executives, influ...

BGR Interview: Nick Cannon

By: |May 13th, 2011 at 10:37AM
Filed Under: Celebrities, Interview, Mobile
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BGR recently had a chance to catch up with actor, comedian, musician, producer, host, tech-lover, and now father, Nick Cannon, to see how tech has impacted his life and career. Nick is one of the most prominent Sidekick users around, so we wanted to find out if T-Mobile’s first Android-powered Sidekick managed to keep him reeled in. We also wanted to see how the advent of social media has impacted his life and career — Nick has over 2.5 million Twitter followers, and we’re sure many of you will...

Featured

What happened to being cool?

By: |Dec 7th, 2009 at 02:17PM
Filed Under: BG's Corner, Featured, Opinions
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Avril Lavigne. Luke Wilson. Whoopi Goldberg. Those three names don’t exactly jump out and immediately connect with us when we see them. And isn’t that the point of advertising? The point of branding? To connect to something, identify with it, and relate to it. Sure jazzy music and clean visuals (or dark, ominous tones with scary eyes) will help liven up your advertisement, but if you’re bringing a celebrity in to help, why don’t you make sure the celebrity is someone that people actual...

Exclusive

RIM brags to employees about celeb BlackBerry users

By: |Oct 15th, 2008 at 05:13AM
Filed Under: Celebrities, Exclusive
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Throughout the ages, mothers have always lectured their kids about the virtues of modesty, but it looks like some employees working at RIM never got that little nugget of advice. In a PowerPoint presentation courtesy of a RIM ninja, RIM shamefully proudly displays images of Lindsay Lohan, Michael Phelps, Cameron Diaz, John Mayer, Brad & Angelina, and Jessica Alba. But it gets even more lame. In a presentation note the following is written:“In Australia, we have celebrities such as Jennifer Hawkins a...