All Posts Tagged With: "ntl:Telewest"
Ntl Make Official Approach For Virgin Mobile
Yesterday’s rumours that Ntl would be making a move for Virgin Mobile proved to be true with Ntl making an official offer worth £800m for Virgin Mobile.
If the deal goes ahead Ntl will use the Virgin brand to offer internet access, TV and fixed line and mobile telephony. Ntl said it had also held [...]
NTL/Telewest And Virgin Want To Offer Four-Play?
The Telegraph features a story today, which if true, will really shake up the UK market. It reports that NTL/Telewest, who are currently in the midst of a merger, are due to announce tomorrow another merger with Virgin Mobile creating an entertainment and communications giant worth £4.5bn and with more than 9m customers. [...]
4Dec2005 | Everton | 0 comments | ContinuedTelewest To Trial UK’s 1st HDTV service And Launch PVR In Q1 2006
Telewest very quietly published on its website details of its HDTV plans and also more details about its PVR. Even though Sky recently outlined its plans to launch new sports and movie HDTV channels next year, Telewest has gazumped Sky by trialling HDTV transmissions in South London.
Unlike Sky, Telewest’s service will not be delivered [...]
UKOnline To Offer 24Mb For Under £30
At last, broadband in the UK is finally catching up with the rest of the world. Last month, the UK’s cable operators, Telewest and ntl both announced 10Mb services. This week, it’s the turn of the ADSL boys:
UK Online announced today that it will from next month offer a 24Mb using Local Loop [...]
1Sep2005 | Everton | 0 comments | ContinuedTelewest Broadband Give Free Away Free Internet Security - PCguard
Telewest broadband yesterday launched blueyonder PCguard, a free security service for all users. PCguard includes a firewall, Anti-virus software, Anti-spyware software, a popup blocker and web filtering/parental control features.The service will be available to all 850,000 blueyonder customers. Unlike security offerings from many other ISPs, new customers will not have to activate or [...]
23Aug2005 | Everton | 0 comments | ContinuedBe Internet To Offer 26Mb Broadband Service From September
Swedish start-up firm Be is planning to launch a “super-fast” broadband service in Britain. From next month, the company will be offering connection speeds of up to 26Mb using ADSL2+. One of Be’s co-founders was previously involved in an ISP that offers 26Mbps connections in Sweden.The service will initially be available in London only and [...]
17Aug2005 | Everton | 0 comments | ContinuedTelewest Increase Broadband Speeds To 10Mb (Uncapped) With 50Mb Available In 2007
Following on from NTL’s announcement earlier this week to increase its speeds to 10Mb, Telewest Broadband has just announced plans to shake-up its blueyonder internet services and outlined its capability to go much MUCH faster in the future.
Telewest have increased their broadband speeds across all their tiers with the top tier now reaching 10Mb at [...]
ntl Increase Broadband Speeds To 10MB
ntl have just announced that they are increasing their broadband speeds and making 10Mb the standard speed for all users, starting with the current 3Mb users. The rollout to all users won’t be finished until the end of 2006 which sounds a very long time and will cause a lot of dissatisfaction (my brother [...]
8Aug2005 | Everton | 2 comments | ContinuedSky To Offer Movies Over Broadband
In response to ntl and Telewest launching VoD services, Sky has just extended its online content to also include movies on demand.
Over 200 movies will be available for download and in the future there will also be a dedicated personal media player.
It will be interesting to see how Sky’s responds to the cable companies VoD [...]
ntl Reduce 1Mb To £9.99 - Don’t Ask Me Why
When other ISPs are trying to maintain access prices by bundling in more value, ntl seem to be fighting a price war without any apparent adversaries. ntl have just reduced the price of its 1Mb product to £9.99, apparently to match UKonline.
However, UKonline’s offer isn’t really a threat to major ISPs as it is [...]




