Given RIM's atrocious performance and the fact they've been hemmorhaging customers for a long while, where's the shareholder revolt? The board might not see the

Given RIM's atrocious performance and the fact they've been hemmorhaging customers for a long while, where's the shareholder revolt? The board might not see the obvious, but surely the investors in RIM can see that when a company loses some 80% of it's value, something needs to change.