Telecoms
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New Ofcom rules to limit BT’s broadband pricing freedoms
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BT’s freedom to cut broadband costs was curtailed today after telecoms regulator Ofcom said it must ensure margins on retail products are sufficient to ensure competition.
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EE beats 4G customer sign-up target
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The firm started 2014 with 2 million 4G customers and claims to have added more 4G subscribers in the year than any other operator in Europe.
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TalkTalk now offering 12 months free ADSL broadband
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Customers will also get access to the new Talk2Go app which lets them pick up landline calls anywhere and make calls at landline rates via a mobile app.
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Three to add Spain and New Zealand to free overseas roaming service
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Mobile network Three has expanded its Feel at Home service, which allows customers to use their existing minutes and data bundles while on holiday at no extra cost, to Spain and New Zealand.
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Will buying EE force BT to build Windows Phone apps?
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Microsoft’s meagre marketshare of circa 10% means the big pay TV firms have decided it’s just not worth the cash, time and resources to build apps for a subset of that user base.
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BT festive deals – Infinity broadband from £7.50 a month
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The ISP and broadcaster has announced three new festive deals, including a £4.75 a month standard broadband package and superfast fibre optic-based BT Infinity for £7.50 a month.