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BT & Yahoo! remain friends, and make deals
Posted by: eusty on Friday, October 14, 2005 - 02:22 PM
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BT and Yahoo have signed a long term extension of their strategic broadband
partnership, which began in September 2003.
As a result all new and existing BT Broadband customers twill be able to take
advantage of the the 'Yahoo! broadband experience' as from October 24th.
All BT of Broadband customers across all four of their broadband options will
now receive services including a premium level radio station, access to the
Web's largest catalogue of music videos streamed at higher bit rates, a
personalized broadband homepage with access to more than 750,000 content sources
from across the Web, award-winning premium e-mail with industry-leading spam
protection with 2 gigabytes of storage for primary accounts.
"We have raised our game again by giving all customers access to the
fantastic award winning Yahoo! broadband portal which highlights the kind
of unique content and superior security features which give customers
peace of mind,"
"BT has decided to forge deeper links with Yahoo! and enhance the features
available across the packages in order to offer customers better value." " |
| Gavin Patterson, BT group managing director |
It has also announced changes to it's range of packages, BT Broadband Option
1 will now provide access to a premium Yahoo! broadband experience and a full
range of leading tools and services with the price remaining at £17.99 a month.
A new package, BT Broadband Option 2, is priced at £22.99 a month. This will
additionally offer a wireless router from just £25 and enhanced
security including PC anti-virus and firewall software for further protection.
Options 3 and 4 will offer a wireless router for free along with other enhanced
features.
It also seems that the existing
iTunes promotion
is also included, details at
BT.
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