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Author Topic: BT ready to up network spend if regulator decides against split  (Read 1261 times)

Bowdon

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BT ready to up network spend if regulator decides against split
« on: February 23, 2016, 11:43:58 PM »

BT ready to up network spend if regulator decides against split

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Britain's BT said it would increase investment in superfast broadband, including more fiber to the home, if regulator Ofcom decides against forcing a break-up of the company.

BT chief offers more broadband investment to avoid Openreach split

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BT has offered to spend more on improving Britain’s broadband in a bid to satisfy regulators that it should not be stripped of its network division, Openreach.
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Re: BT ready to up network spend if regulator decides against split
« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2016, 10:21:55 AM »

More of a worry should be not if BT will increase investment but that all existing investment commitments will be ripped up if they are to be split. We'd face at least a couple of years with bugger all progress!
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Re: BT ready to up network spend if regulator decides against split
« Reply #2 on: February 24, 2016, 10:25:47 AM »

BT Pledge Over GBP1bn to Boost UK Broadband, But is it New Money

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The CEO of BT Group, Gavin Patterson, has made a final plea ahead of tomorrow’s Strategic Review outcome and informed the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona (Spain) that he would “significantly” increase investment (£1bn+) in order to further improve national broadband connectivity.

BT offers to spend more on Britain's broadband to satisfy Ofcom and avoid Openreach split

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BT chief executive Gavin Patterson has revealed that his company is willing to spend more money in improving Britain's internet. This is in addition to the £1bn (€1.27bn, $1.4bn) that it had pledged earlier to upgrade its infrastructure that would allow Britons to browse the internet faster.
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