BT unveils no-frills budget broadband
BT Retail hopes its budget broadband offering will attract half a million new customers by summer 2003, and has built in a micropayment service to help Read more
24 April, 2002 by Graeme WeardenZDNet is available in the following editions:
BT Retail hopes its budget broadband offering will attract half a million new customers by summer 2003, and has built in a micropayment service to help Read more
24 April, 2002 by Graeme Wearden...that it will have sold at least 500,000 subscriptions to its
Customers who sign up for BT's "
...had signed a deal that allows it to sell BT Retail's
...as email, gaming and video networking. Any other ISP could offer a
...get the drift. The centrepiece of this plan seems to be a "
The price of its broadband offering has dropped, but AOL says it offers users much more than BT's similarly priced package Read more
8 October, 2002 by Graeme WeardenDelia Smith and Bamber Gascoigne join the ranks of content providers that are signing up as partners with BT Broadband Read more
5 August, 2002 by Graeme Wearden...get it... By Graeme Wearden Customers who sign up for BT's "
One million users, cheaper products. Blimey... Is Broadband Britain becoming a reality? Read more
8 October, 2002 by Graeme Wearden...with Microsoft will help the telco to achieve market domination with its "
...BT's own price cut by lowering the monthly cost of its
...its case to the Competition Commission, adding additional complaints about BT's "
...and business customers. That deal, though, involved BT Broadband -- the telco's "
...time when BT Retail is spending millions of pounds promoting its controversial "
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