BT
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BT brings EE, Plusnet and BT brands into a new unified consumer division
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The changes, which will help the ISP and broadcaster cut costs and slimline its business structure, will see the departure of existing BT Consumer CEO John Petter who will leave the group after 13 years.
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BT TV customers unhappy with new Sky Sports pricing
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While Virgin Media and TalkTalk have wholesale deals in place with Sky which allow them to offer all of its channels to their customers, the satellite broadcaster and BT are locked in dispute over access to each other’s content.
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BT Sport regains Caribbean Premier League rights
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Coverage of this year’s season begins on August 4 and will run until September 9 and will see the Jamaica Tallawahs attempt to defend their title against Barbados Tridents, Guyana Amazon Warriors, St. Kitts & Nevis Patriots, St. Lucia Stars and Trinbago Knight Riders.
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Official: BT and Sky agree new Sky Sports deal
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Earlier this week Sky unveiled a radical rebranding of its entire sports channel line-up which will move away from their current number-based names to new sport specific branding.
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Which of Sky’s new sports channels will BT TV customers get?
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The two firms have spent years locked in a dispute which went back and forth between regulators and the courts before they finally agreed a deal which allowed BT to offer the high definition versions of Sky Sports 1 & 2 to their customers.
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BT Sport takes exclusive rights to European rugby
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The broadcaster currently shares the contests with Sky following a protracted disagreement between the two firms over who had the broadcast rights.