RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis, clearly pissed off, cuts short BBC interview
BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones was interviewing Mike Lazaridis, the co-chief executive officer of Waterloo's Research In Motion, but Mike didn't like the questions.
When the topic of the BlackBerry's problems in India and the Middle East arose, Mike called the question "unfair," and after initially countering Rory, he eventually demands that the interview ends when Rory presses the topic.
Quoth Mike:
You implied that we have a security problem, we don't have a security problem ... we've just been singled out, because we're so successful around the world. It's an iconic product, used by business, it's used by leaders, it's used by celebrities, it's used by consumers, it's used by teenagers, we were just singled out.
"So, this is over. Turn that off," he says toward the camera before the video ends abruptly.
