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Old 21-12-2003, 23:07   #15
keithwalton
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Re: 100Mb/sec for £70pm !!

heh there is demand for 2mbit + as well im already on 2mbit :-)
one thing that is slightly un nerving is if you look at who the primary stake holder in BBB is, its none other than ntl (or at least it was the last time i looked :p)

K

Just looking it appears that ntl are no longer listed on there site but i did find this.

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About Bredbandsbolaget
Covering 51 cities, Bredbandsbolaget is Sweden's largest supplier of true broadband, with 260 000 connected households and more than 90 000 subscribers, and still growing. Bredbandsbolaget's consumer offering Bredband Hemma was in both December 2001, August 2002 and May 2003 awarded Best Broadband Service in Sweden in a reader poll in the magazine InternetWorld. The company was founded in 1998 and have 160 employees. Largest shareholders are NTL, Investor, The Carlyle Group, Continuum Group and Access Industries. Further information is available on www.bredband.com
From http://www.norman.com/press_release/2003_jun_10.shtml which is dated june this year
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