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BT launches secure, hosted IP telephony

September 25, 2007 An alliance with Nortel has produced a certified, hosted service for large corporations and government institutions. TAGS: British Telecommunications, Nortel Networks Corp., IP telephony, telephony, platform, IP

BT launches free business tools

September 11, 2007 U.K. telecom company offers BT Business Builder, which bundles free management applications for small businesses. TAGS: British Telecommunications, small business, Human Resources, payroll, telecommunications, U.K., health

Thieves put car security system to test

November 28, 2005 BT's new vehicle tracking system is pricey, but a company project manager has reason to be grateful for it already. TAGS: British Telecommunications, project manager, vehicle, car, security

BT creates Wi-Fi community throughout U.K.

October 4, 2007 Alliance with Fon effectively extends BT's Openzone network to every street in the U.K. where its Home Hubs are being used. TAGS: British Telecommunications, BT Openzone, Wi-Fi, broadband, hot spot, community, U.K., Internet Service Provider, handset

BT cracks down on 'broadband hogs'

March 27, 2006 British telco demands those downloading a massive amount of movies or music to pay up or find another Net provider. TAGS: British Telecommunications, broadband, telecommunications company, music

BT to offer cheaper Wi-Fi to its mobile users

November 19, 2004 A converged Wi-Fi device will follow efforts with Vodafone to make BT big in the mobile space again. TAGS: British Telecommunications, Vodafone Group Plc., O2 Plc., Wi-Fi, mobility, mobile device

BT deal hits billion-dollar outsourcing mark

December 22, 2006 The telecommunications and services giant contracts with India's Tech Mahindra to support global customers and its internal systems. TAGS: British Telecommunications, outsourcing, IT services, telecommunications, India, information technology

Net outage hits Brits

December 1, 2005 BT Group is looking into why at least four ISPs experienced significant connectivity problems. TAGS: British Telecommunications, outage, Wanadoo, Internet Service Provider, representative, America Online Inc., Time Warner Inc., U.K., broadband

BT resists break-up calls

March 10, 2005 Will BT go the way of the old AT&T? Not without a fight. TAGS: British Telecommunications, U.K., telecommunications company, telecommunications

BT to sell stake in Eutelsat

November 29, 2004 The British telecommunications giant is getting out of the satellite business, probably to concentrate on a new wave of communications businesses. TAGS: Eutelsat, British Telecommunications, satellite, telecommunications

Microsoft, BT hook up for hosted apps

February 22, 2007 Small customers will soon get access to an online marketplace for "software as a service" applications. TAGS: British Telecommunications, software-as-a-service, marketplace, software company, Microsoft Corp.

BT exec pins Google as 'our biggest threat'

June 8, 2006 As BT shifts into broadband content, the telecom's CIO identifies Google as a key rival--much to the bemusement of analysts. TAGS: British Telecommunications, CIO, Google Inc., telecommunications, IP television, telecommunications company, threat, exec, supplier, information technology

BT picks Microsoft platform for IPTV

June 29, 2005 Carrier is expected to trial its video-on-demand service early next year, with a commercial launch set for summer. TAGS: British Telecommunications, IP television, VoD, broadband, U.K., Microsoft Corp., TV

BT snaps up Counterpane Internet Security

October 25, 2006 Counterpane security guru Bruce Schneier joins BT Group as it tries to increase network security for business customers. TAGS: Counterpane Internet Security Inc., British Telecommunications, BT Group Plc., network security, CTO, security, acquisition

BT moves into smart-phone market

February 13, 2007 British telecom firm appears to be getting serious about the mobile space again, including rolling out a network of sorts. TAGS: British Telecommunications, HTC, Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0, BT Openzone, mobile network, Barcelona, smart phone, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Wi-Fi, handset, keyboard, HP, Microsoft Windows

Superfast broadband to trickle out in U.K.

March 8, 2005 BT will test 8mbps connections, but only in a limited area, and largely for its own employees. TAGS: British Telecommunications, ADSL, U.K., trial, broadband, London

BT to sell BlackBerrys in Europe

November 15, 2004 Research In Motion's mobile e-mail device for business travelers is extending its reach overseas. TAGS: Research In Motion Ltd., British Telecommunications, RIM BlackBerry, Europe, e-mail

BT lures consumers with free Wi-Fi

January 7, 2004 The U.K. carrier aims to hook people on its Wi-Fi services with a week of free access, a new pay-as-you-go billing plan and cheaper hot-spot set-up costs for wireless providers. TAGS: British Telecommunications, hot spot, Wi-Fi, BT Group Plc., wireless broadband, U.K., billing, Intel

BT invents semantic television

December 13, 2006 TV show story line determined by viewers as program airs, taking interactive TV to new level, says U.K. communications giant. TAGS: British Telecommunications, interactive TV, TV, viewer, vision, U.K., idea, London
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