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  • Talking the talk: Harding on Ofcom, hacks, and fibre

    July 31, 2016

    At TalkTalk's Shepherd's Bush offices, cavernous rooms enclosed by exposed walls and trendy staff make this company feel more like an outsized Shoreditch startup than a FTSE 250 constituent. Fitting surroundings for a firm that is out to ape Google’s growing US broadband service, Google Fibre, as it ramps up its challenge to BT’s faux-fibre offering. [...]

  • BT just had a really great quarter

    July 28, 2016

    BT surged ahead despite concerns over its Openreach business, sending shares three per cent higher in early trading. The figures Revenues at the telecoms firm jumped 35 per cent in the first quarter to £5.7bn while  pre-tax profit increased by 13 per cent on the same period last year to £717m. The recently acquired EE landed [...]

  • Ofcom announces reform plans for Openreach – or it risks being split from BT

    July 26, 2016

    TalkTalk boss Dido Harding has called for Ofcom to fully separate BT's broadband networks division from the rest of the group, warning that BT may "game the system" if it is allowed to continue controlling the business. The media and telecoms watchdog today recommended a set of reforms for Openreach which will make it more independent [...]

  • Orange SA misses expectations but gets profit boost from EE sale

    July 26, 2016

    Orange SA – France's largest telecoms company – has posted a sharp rise in its first-half profits due to the sale of its UK network EE to BT. Net profit climbed to €3.17bn (£2.65bn) in the first half, pushed higher from the £12.5bn EE sale. Revenue also climbed thanks to strong sales growth in Spain. It rose by 2.7 per cent to €20.8bn. [...]

  • BT proposes setting up independent board for Openreach to stave off break-up

    July 25, 2016

    BT has offered to appoint an independent board and chairman to run its Openreach infrastructure arm, handing the division fresh powers ahead of the launch of a regulator consultation tomorrow.  The move appears to be an attempt to appease rivals and prevent the break-up of the group.  BT chairman Mike Rake said forcing separation was not the right way to go [...]

  • Watchdog set to crack down on BT’s Openreach

    July 25, 2016

    The telecoms watchdog Ofcom will tomorrow unveil new service targets and reforms for BT’s infrastructure arm Openreach. The latest step in Ofcom’s long-running Strategic Review of Digital Communications is expected to result in further autonomy for the division but will stop short of full separation. Ofcom will tomorrow morning open its interim findings to consultation — [...]

  • More broadband problems for BT customers

    July 21, 2016

    BT said it is close to resolving more internet connection issues reported by customers today – and said a power cut at another of its partner's sites had led to service problems. The telecoms provider said: “We’re sorry that some BT and Plusnet customers are having problems connecting to some internet services this morning. "This is [...]

  • Problems for BT broadband users across the UK: Services restored after usage problems this morning

    July 20, 2016

    BT said this afternoon that it had fixed the broadband problems that affected around 10 per cent of its internet customers this morning. "We’re sorry that some BT and Plusnet customers experienced problems accessing some internet services this morning," the group said.  "Around 10 per cent of customers’ internet usage was affected following power issues at [...]

  • Liberty Global remains committed to Virgin broadband investment post-Brexit

    July 20, 2016

    Virgin Media owner Liberty Global remains committed to investing in the UK following the vote for Brexit and will begin the next stage of a multi-billion pound investment in the UK's broadband infrastructure network. Nearly half a million new premises in London will get superfast broadband by 2018, creating 500 new jobs by the end of this [...]

  • BT needs to be open about Openreach aims

    July 20, 2016

    When it comes to Openreach, the arm of BT that runs the UK's cables, fibre and network infrastructure, the telecoms giant is hovering outside the door of the last chance saloon. On the eve of a pivotal decision on the future of Openreach, MPs on the culture and media select committee have upped the ante [...]

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