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  • How TalkTalk and BT could use YouView to take on iTunes

    How TalkTalk and BT could use YouView to take on iTunes

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    When TalkTalk and BT decided to join the YouView partnership both correctly identified it as a relatively low-cost route to a next generation set top box which would allow them to credibly compete with Sky and Virgin Media. In the year or so since both ISPs launched their revamped TV services they’ve both added new…

  • BT Sport to screen UFC Fight Night Singapore following PPV complaints

    BT Sport to screen UFC Fight Night Singapore following PPV complaints

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    BT Sport says it WILL now show this weekend’s UFC contest between Tarec Saffiedine vs. Hyun Gyu Lim contest in Singapore. Earlier this week it was announced that the bout fell outside BT Sport’s rights package with the UFC.

  • BT Sport customers unhappy after key UFC event goes PPV

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    BT Sport customers have been expressing their displeasure at the UFC’s decision to make this weekend’s Tarec Saffiedine vs. Hyun Gyu Lim contest in Singapore Pay Per View.

  • BT slashes broadband prices until March 2014

    BT slashes broadband prices until March 2014

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    BT has slashed the price of its fibre-based Infinity broadband to just £7.50 per month for customers signing up between now and mid-March. In return for signing an 18-month contract customers can get the ISP’s Infinity 1 package, which offers download speeds up to 38Mb, for £7.50 a month for six months, increasing to £15…

  • Argos outs BT’s new YouView box while Plusnet starts customer trials

    Argos outs BT’s new YouView box while Plusnet starts customer trials

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    Online retailer Argos appears to have outed BT’s top-secret new YouView box which has been designed to match the look of its Home Hub router. The ISP is understood to be trialling the box, known internally as the G4, ahead of next year’s rollout. Trial participants are forbidden from discussing the box or posting pictures…

  • Currys & Argos to sell BT’s Home Hub 4

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    BT is now offering its own-branded Home Hub 4 through high street and online retailers, including Currys and Argos. The dual-band ADSL router is also available from the online BT Shop and includes Smart Wireless which detects and automatically connects to the best wireless channel for a more reliable connection. The device includes three standard…