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Networks merged say cableco
Posted by: eusty on Wednesday, March 07, 2007 - 07:50 AM
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NTL-Telewest Business (yes that is correct) have announced that it has now fully integrated its two
main networks.
Speaking on the first anniversary of the combined company, managing director
Stephen Beynon said work to being together the two main networks had now
finished and this allowed the company to offer businesses an alternative to BT.
The network covers 85 percent of businesses with most of it's connections
outside of the 'M25 ring' which they claim is unlike most of it's competitors
apart from BT.
| "Ninety per cent of our generated revenue is outside London," said
Beynon. "With our combined network we are ready to take on BT. We know hat
many of the estimated 7,000 large businesses in the UK still relish a true
alternative to BT and we aim to deliver that." |
| Stephen Beynon MD, NTL-Telewest Business |
He said that so far the company had invested £13bn on it's network and gained
£657m of revenue, with half of that coming from IP based sales, up 150% from
last year.
Also he gave the reason why the company didn't rename itself to Virgin Media as
the rest of the group did earlier this year, "We didn't want to get drowned in
the noise" he said.
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