Thus announces broadband price cuts
Business customers will see the the cost of broadband fall as Thus lowers its prices, following recent wholesale reductions by BT Read more
1 May, 2003 by Will SturgeonZDNet is available in the following editions:
Business customers will see the the cost of broadband fall as Thus lowers its prices, following recent wholesale reductions by BT Read more
1 May, 2003 by Will Sturgeon...Oftel has not yet decided whether or not to approve the wholesale
...indication from Oftel is that it is likely to approve BT's
...than one month, and even if one was launched into BT's
...product. When new chief executive Ben Verwaayen announced that BT was planning
...monopoly," Greco added. Cable & Wireless claimed this week that earlier BT Wholesale
News that BT might be gearing up for a series of aggressive
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25 August, 2004 by Michael ParsonsDespite an Oftel investigation looming large over the horizon, BT isn't backing down over its plans to reduce the cost of its wholesale ADSL products Read more
28 April, 2003 by Graeme WeardenBT comes clean over its broadband pricing review, with business benefiting from dramatically lower ADSL prices and 90 percent coverage on the cards Read more
3 April, 2003 by Graeme WeardenActivation fees get the boot and modem prices are cut as the new year sees the glimmers of a broadband price war Read more
13 January, 2003 by Graeme WeardenBen Verwaayen argues that the broadband market is big enough for BT Retail and BTopenworld to coexist, and isn't worried about recommendations that the telco be broken up Read more
10 September, 2002 by Graeme WeardenThe telecoms regulator gives a green light after deciding that BT's significant price cuts are achievable through cost savings, and are not anti-competitive Read more
28 March, 2002 by Graeme WeardenThe significant cost reductions that BT announced last week will be passed on to customers, and are tempting more companies to offer broadband services Read more
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