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Oftel plans changes to unmetered Net access

...month. This will include changes to the way that ISPs pay for unmetered Internet access. Currently they must pay in advance, which some in the... Read more

28 January, 2002 by Graeme Wearden

Price rises for unmetered Internet access

...Providers announced on Tuesday that they are increasing the cost of their unmetered Internet access packages. Both AOL UK and BTopenworld are planning to raise... Read more

2 April, 2002 by Graeme Wearden

DT announces unmetered Internet access

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15 February, 2000 by Tony Hallett

BT launches unmetered Internet access

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7 December, 1999 by Tony Hallett

News Burst: Unmetered Internet access critical, says analyst

A bulletin today from analyst firm IDC claims flat-rate or unmetered access to the Internet is critical if the UK is to develop a pervasive Internet economy. Read more

21 October, 1999 by Dave Wilby

Oftel ruling will not mean cheaper Internet

...Large telcos such as Cable & Wireless and Energis buy BT's wholesale unmetered Internet access product and resell it to ISPs. Some sources in the... Read more

21 July, 2003 by Graeme Wearden and Jo Best

Eye2Eye: Oftel's Edmonds on unmetered

...which made the Friaco deal possible and how the UK finally got unmetered Internet access. Edmonds refuses to accept that the original SurfTime wholesale agreement... Read more

28 November, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

News Burst: Metered access holds back UK Net use

...vital to encourage Internet use. "It is clear that widespread adoption of unmetered Internet access would provide a massive boost for what is already a... Read more

14 February, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

American Express toys with free ISP

Has American Express found a way of making it profitable to offer unmetered Internet access Read more

9 February, 2001 by Stefanie Olsen

Free ISP access: What did they expect?

...folks at RedhotAnt and LineOne think people were going to do with unmetered Internet access? Carefully ration every second they spent online? or go for... Read more

18 July, 2000 by Guy Kewney

News Burst: World Online buys Localtel

...Online has bought telecommunications firm Localtel in preparation for launching its own unmetered Internet access deal Read more

9 March, 2000 by Will Knight

The no-cost Internet

Free, or at least unmetered, Internet access has been on the UK agenda for years. We've... Read more

8 March, 2000 by Tony Westbrook

Jane Wakefield: The day the Internet went free

The unmetered Internet access game may remind us of the school playground, but BT... Read more

7 March, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

News Burst: e-Minister meets Net campaigners

...members of the Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications Wednesday and agreed to put unmetered Internet access top of the government's agenda Read more

21 October, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

AOL top brass tears into 'rip-off' BT

European president lambasts BT and asks for unmetered Internet access Read more

19 October, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

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