Telecoms
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BT announces new digital inclusion service for housing associations
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BT has launched a new broadband solution aimed at housing associations looking to offer “cost-effective” web access to their tenants.
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Three fined £250,000 for customer service failures
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The fine was levied after an investigation found the network closed a number of complaints without checking issues were resolved.
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EE announces new Freeview & broadband TV service
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The service provides access to over 70 Freeview channels plus a ‘Replay’ catch-up service and on demand TV and films from Wuaki.tv.
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UK’s ‘next generation’ text relay service goes live
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The upgraded service will be offered by all landline and mobile telephone providers and be accessible on smartphones and tablets.
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O2 lets customers charge iTunes purchases to mobile bills
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Codes can be used to buy music, apps, games, books, TV series, movies and more directly from iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks and Mac App Store.
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Ofcom and telcos agree new rules for 08, 09 and 118 charges
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Callers are often not told by the service provider how much they will be charged and only find out when their phone bill arrives.