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Story: BT launches access services division

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Posted by: Chris Goodman (Wednesday 11 January 2006, 9:07 PM)

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About time that BT did this. It has been an anomaly to keep the hardware side tied to the user side for so long.
But where on earth do BT get all these ridiculous names for various services.
"Openreach" - rather a stupid meaningless word. Why not Network Services or some such thing that says what it means.
It's the same with all the weird meaningless names they give their various telephone services.

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