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Flat Rate Pricing For Net Use Not Fair - BT
News Highlighting the disparity in attitude between Britain and Germany's leading telcos, the spokesman was asked if BT would follow the lead of German telco Mobilcom which begins a new flat rate price structure for Net access this month.
[December 21, 1998, 16:32]
Flat-rate AOL Survives In UK, Despite German Angst
News AOL insisted on Wednesday that it has no plans to stop offering an unmetered dial-up Internet product in the UK, despite ending an offer that allowed some German customers to have a flat-rate 56Kbps service.
[February 26, 2003, 16:14]
Analysts Welcome 3's Flat-rate Broadband
News Analysts have reacted positively to mobile network 3's announcement on Thursday that it is adopting a flat-rate mobile internet model and teaming up with a host of web giants. Perhaps the most surprising element of 3's announcement was the news...
[November 17, 2006, 12:31]
Orange Introduces Flat-rate Data
News Orange has introduced flat-rate mobile data bundles for the first time. The bundles make Orange the latest operator to adopt a flat-rate approach to its mobile data pricing. Vodafone, T-Mobile and 3 already offer flat-rate pricing.
[May 4, 2007, 17:17]
Feel-good ISP Offers Flat Rate Surfing
News Jumping on the bandwagon of cheap Net calls, Care4free will offer flat rate 1p per minute online access with no monthly charge from July. The ISP is the amalgamation of over 245 UK charities including NSPCC, Save the Children, Cancer Research and...
[May 23, 2000, 14:03]
AOL Calls Flat-rate Switch A Success
News "We had going on for 4,000 conversions by noon on the first day [of moving to a flat-rate plan] and we've had lots of excellent feedback in [UK managing director] Jonathan Bulkeley's mailbox; some people feel like they've died and gone to heaven...
[July 1, 1997, 10:01]
CompuServe UK Still No-go On Flat-rate
News AOL, which is scheduled to shortly take over the online service, also recently went flat-rate in the UK. We have no plans at present to go flat-rate in the UK," said a spokeswoman. She added that it was "too early" to assess take-up of CompuServe's...
[October 2, 1997, 16:26]
A Year Ago: AOL Calls Flat-rate Switch A Success
News AOL is proclaiming its move to flat-rate pricing a success. We had going on for 4,000 conversions by noon on the first day [of moving to a flat-rate plan] and we've had lots of excellent feedback in [UK managing director] Jonathan Bulkeley's...
[July 1, 1998, 5:59]
Another Flat-rate ISP Bites The Dust
News Flat-rate Internet service provider Connect25 has ceased trading, leaving hundreds of angry customers in the lurch. Connect25 is just the latest of several flat-rate ISPs to have problems. At the time it blamed the freeze on confusion over the...
[April 19, 2001, 15:09]
Five Years Ago: AOL UK Passes 200,000 Users, Goes Flat Rate
News The world's largest online service last night confirmed its flat-rate move with three new plans: Unlimited access for £16.95 per month; Light Access at £4.95 per month for three hours and £2.35 for each extra hour; and Annual pricing for £179.40...
[June 16, 2002, 7:02]
News Burst: Questions Remain Over AOL Flat Rate
News AOL's "Flat Rate" offering opens a new era for unmetered Internet access in the UK, according to industry experts, but questions remain as to whether AOL will make the unmetered model work. At £14.99 per month, the consensus is that AOL Flat Rate...
[September 20, 2000, 10:12]
Application Of A Flat Tax Rate For Individual Income Tax
White Papers Arizona currently has five individual income tax brackets and a single corporate income tax rate. This paper analyzes a proposal of a "flat tax". In general, Arizona state income tax is a tax on income derived from all sources less exemptions and...
[June 17, 2005, 0:00]
AOL UK Passes 200,000 Users, Goes Flat Rate
News The world's largest online service last night confirmed its flat-rate move with three new plans: Unlimited access for £16.95 per month; Light Access at £4.95 per month for three hours and £2.35 for each extra hour; and Annual pricing for £179.40...
[June 19, 1997, 11:01]
A Year Ago: CompuServe UK Still No-go On Flat-rate
News AOL, which is scheduled to shortly take over the online service, also recently went flat-rate in the UK. We have no plans at present to go flat-rate in the UK," said a spokeswoman. She added that it was "too early" to assess take-up of CompuServe's...
[October 2, 1998, 6:07]
Flat-rate, Unlimited And Unrestricted
Talkback true mobile (not that limited WiFi, HotSpot, whatever stuff) access is the first step in moving forward by means of new innovations controlled by uncontrolled market demands (which is the basis of net neutrality).
[May 5, 2007, 1:56]
CompuServe Rubbishes AOL's Flat-rate Move
News Three months ago their said they would never go flat-rate. However, Turner was cagey when asked about a possible flat-rate deal from CompuServe. "I find it quite a strange move," said Martin Turner, CompuServe UK general manager.
[June 23, 1997, 9:39]
Five Years Ago: AOL Calls Flat-rate Switch A Success
News We had going on for 4,000 conversions by noon on the first day [of moving to a flat-rate plan] and we've had lots of excellent feedback in [UK managing director] Jonathan Bulkeley's mailbox; some people feel like they've died and gone to heaven...
[July 1, 2002, 7:02]
Five Years Ago: CompuServe Rubbishes AOL's Flat-rate Move
News Three months ago their said they would never go flat-rate. However, Turner was cagey when asked about a possible flat-rate deal from CompuServe. First published 23 June, 1997. I find it quite a strange move," said Martin Turner, CompuServe UK...
[June 21, 2002, 7:02]
AOL UK To Go With Flat Rate Pricing
News Despite problems caused by very heavy access when it first pursued the model in the US, the firm will bow to the inevitable within days, according to sources familiar with the firm's plans. No pricing is available.
[June 18, 1997, 9:23]
AOL Plays Down Flat-rate Mail-shot
News We would tool up extensively first, before we released [flat-rate pricing]. "It's a small, limited pricing test to just enough people so we can assess demand," said Karen Thomson, marketing director at AOL.
[December 18, 1996, 11:57]
