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Broadband Prices Could Fall After Openreach Told to Slash Prices

Apr 5, 2017

Telecoms watchdog Ofcom has published proposals that will see BT Openreach cut how much it charges rivals to use its network, suggesting broadband prices for customers could fall. BT-owned Openreach runs the UK's entire broadband ...

Tags: broadband infrastructure, infrastructure

UK Government to Pledge £1.1 Billion for Full Fibre and 5G Rollout

Nov 23, 2016

UK chancellor Philip Hammond is to announce that local authorities will be allowed to bid for part of a £740 million fund to trial super-fast 5G mobile networks in his Autumn Statement. The statement is set to be announced in full ...

Tags: Full Fibre, Rollout

The Idea That Broadband Projects Face a Struggle to Find Finance Is a Myth

Jan 23, 2013

The idea that broadband projects face a struggle to find finance is a myth, according to the director general of non-profit organisation FTTH Council Europe, Hartwig Tauber. "Because of the financial crisis, people say there is no money ...

Tags: broadband projects, FTTH Council Europe, fibre broadband

The Stavanger Symphony Orchestra Has Spent The Past 14 Years Wishing for a New Home

Dec 20, 2012

Norway - The Stavanger Symphony Orchestra has spent the past 14 years wishing for a new home that it could truly call its own. In September it finally became a reality with the opening of the NOK1.225bn (165.2m), Stavanger Concert Hall. ...

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Broadband Prices Could Fall After Openreach Told to Slash Prices

UK Government to Pledge £1.1 Billion for Full Fibre and 5G Rollout

The Idea That Broadband Projects Face a Struggle to Find Finance Is a Myth

The Stavanger Symphony Orchestra Has Spent The Past 14 Years Wishing for a New Home

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