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Tero Kuittinen

After launching mobile game company SpringToys tragically early in 2000, Tero Kuittinen spent eight years doing equity research at firms including Alliance Capital and Opstock. He is currently an analyst and VP of North American sales at mobile diagnostics and expense management Alekstra, and has contributed to TheStreet.com, Forbes and Business 2.0 Magazine in addition to BGR.

Articles by Tero Kuittinen

Mobile Messaging App Analysis

The marketing power of messaging apps

We are now witnessing the first signs of just how important messaging apps could become in North America for promoting games — and this has …

BlackBerry Fairfax Merger Collapse

A dark month for Canada

November is starting fairly disastrously for the gentle giant of the north. Apart from crack-huffing mayors and bordello-visiting pop stars, Canada must now face another …

BBM Download Analysis

BBM’s continued success is truly stunning

Something pretty strange is going on. BlackBerry is having a great week for the first time since Natasha Bedingfield topped the charts. On its third day, BBM …

BGR

Netflix is now in Beast Mode

It’s hard to beat expectations after your share price has soared from $60 to $330 in a year. Incredibly hard. Yet that is what Netflix …

Debt Ceiling Black Friday

Debt ceiling delay may blacken Black Friday

Retailers are already busy as beavers planning their Black Friday promotions for November 28th. But guess what else might arrive on November 28th? Default on the …

Nokia Finland

The twice cursed town called Nokia

Over the past 600 years, the tiny town of Nokia, Finland has flirted with greatness twice… only to see “Nokia” become extinct twice, first as a silky …

Twitter Growth Analysis

Twitter’s growth problem in America

It is surprising that Twitter only grew its U.S. monthly active user base by 1 million between the March and June quarters — from 48 …

HTC Management Team Criticism

The alarming behavior of HTC’s management

The latest quarterly report horror from HTC had a psychologically fascinating element. The third-quarter loss of $100 million was nearly twice as big as the analyst consensus …