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Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications dissolves

The Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications (CUT) has dissolved, stating that it has achieved its... Read more

18 June, 2001 by Matthew Broersma

News Burst: e-Minister meets Net campaigners

e-Minister Patricia Hewitt met with members of the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications Wednesday and agreed to put unmetered Internet access top... Read more

21 October, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

News Burst: Unmetered access group meets e-Minister

Pressure mounts on BT Tuesday as members of the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications (CUT) meet with e-Minister Patricia Hewitt to lay... Read more

20 October, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

Making rural broadband happen - as easy as ABC?

...are Erol Ziya and Charlie Sands. Both were previously involved with the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications (CUT), a pressure group whose work led to the... Read more

29 April, 2003 by Graeme Wearden

Broadband killer apps will be created at home

...across the Web in real time. Ziya, who helped to run the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications (CUT), believes telcos should have faith in their customers... Read more

10 December, 2001 by Graeme Wearden

BT: SurfTime "could die a death"

...significantly cheaper -- both for ISPs and consumers. Errol Ziya, spokesman for CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications) believes SurfTime will struggle to find a place in... Read more

1 June, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Update: AOL denies unmetered -- but soon

...leading the fight to get unmetered access in the UK, supporting CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications) and losing no opportunity to point the finger of... Read more

12 April, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

AOL denies unmetered report

...supported the call to bring unmetered access to Britain. It backed CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications) and has been an outspoken critic of BT, accusing... Read more

12 April, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Will unmetered access come at the cost of quality?

...unmetered services beset by connection and bandwidth problems. A representative of the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications (CUT) suspects that a more cautious approach to unmetered... Read more

15 March, 2000 by Will Knight

AltaVista offers unlimited surfing for £10 a year

...up to £50m a year to offer a similar deal. While CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications) welcomes AltaVista's announcement, it is worried that deals... Read more

3 March, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Surftime is scrapped, Surftime II is born

...unmetered," the spokesman said. Long-term campaigner for unmetered Internet access, CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications), isn't surprised at Surftime's fate. "It was... Read more

29 February, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

A Year Ago: Internet tariffs must change - Oftel report

...models. The source did not have details. Errol Ziya, spokesman for CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications) said he welcomed the move as long as users... Read more

24 February, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

BT and government go head to head over Net access

...at an appropriate rate. Long time campaigners for unmetered Internet access, CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications), is delighted that the government is finally taking a... Read more

17 February, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Oftel criticises firms for failing to get wired

...price will range from £60 to £120. Alastair Scott, moderator of CUT (Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications) is amazed the watchdog is out of touch with... Read more

14 February, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Forget BT's Surftime, Telewest launches SurfUnlimited

...blows BT Surftime out of the water, according to moderator of the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications, Alastair Scott. "We believe BT Surftime has been hopelessly... Read more

14 February, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

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